Chapter 444: Chapter 444



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“I just heard that White Group real estate and Mr. Foster have gotten into a dispute.” Mathew deliberately said only half the words and left the rest for himself to figure out.

Camden adjusted his expressions, “What do you mean…?”

Knock knock At that moment the secretary knocked on the door. Matthew stepped back and said lightly, “Come in.”

The secretary entered with coffee. She placed one cup in front of Matthew and the other in front of Camden. Then the secretary stepped back and closed the door.

Camden smiled, “This is interesting.”

He took a sip of his coffee and pondered Matthew’s statement, “If Mr. Foster turns out to be cruel enough, that cripple is definitely going to take a hit. If I meddle, I stand to lose him a lot.”

Matthew picked up his cup and looked down without saying anything, letting him think for himself.

He took a big sip of coffee, “My brother-in-law, the chairman of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, wants to wage a price war with him. Huh…” First of all, he wasn’t short of money.

If he could seize the opportunity to drive the White Group out of the market, then he would have two-thirds of the domestic market.

Originally, he and the White Group were almost half of the market. The other half were small investors, all of them small companies, which were of no importance in his eyes.

Suddenly, Camden slammed his palm on the table, “It’s settled then.”

He wasn’t stupid, he had calculated the pros and cons of squeezing the White Group out of the market. Squeezing them out of the market was only profitable for him.

Besides, when he arrived, his brother-in-law had repeatedly advised him to just follow orders and do whatever Matthew asked him to do.

The others didn’t know it, but as Kenneth’s brother-in-law, it was clear that he knew how many things were in Matthew’s hands.

Excellence Investment Bank was the name given by Kenneth, who outwardly said it was a joint investment. In reality, he didn’t put in a dime. It wasn’t that he didn’t want to put money in, but Matthew didn’t give him that opportunity.

Simply put, the relationship between the two of them was good. Kenneth was the one who remained sincere and did not try to stand in Matthew’s way when Matthew first took over WY Group.

Kenneth was very smart and knew Matthew’s capabilities. Therefore, when Matthew said that he would not have a participation system, he understood that Matthew did not want people to get involved.

Therefore, he did not ask for any action. As the head of Hong-Kong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, he had contacts. So he proposed to say it was a joint venture that would omit many people with ideas. Matthew agreed at first. First, because he and Kenneth were on friendly terms, and second, because he didn’t want to be bothered by people who were in the business of creating problems and having him waste his time solving them.

Matthew also made this decision after weighing the pros and cons.

Then Excellence Investment Bank was created and everyone knew it was a joint investment between Matthew and Kenneth. In reality, Matthew was in it alone.

Matthew did not have a high profile in this regard.

However, Matthew did not treat Kenneth badly either and paid him dividends every year.

Kenneth was also happy with this as he did not have to do anything and still had plenty of money in his account.

In recent years, the development of Excellence Investment Bank went faster and faster. WY Group had an elite team that accurately monitored economic trends. WY Group opened many branches in foreign countries. They were able to seize the opportunity at any time and invest the smallest capital at the optimal time to get the highest profit.

It created an economic network.

However, not much was known. It was only known that he invested within the country.

Camden leaned on the table and looked at Matthew with a beaming smile, “Do you think if we can…”

Before he could finish speaking, Matthew raised his eyes and looked at him blankly.

Cough “Umm, I think my brother-in-law said something. I’ll be leaving first. Don’t forget to call me for dinner.” Camden had almost been unable to contain himself. Thinking about what Kenneth had told him, he closed his mouth just in time.

Kenneth had told him the following, “People trade favors. If you’ve helped him, it goes without saying that he remembers. If you open your mouth, you will fall at a disadvantage and he will throw you out with money. If you say nothing and he has a profitable business opportunity, he will naturally call you. Once you get close, you will become friends. So, won’t it be easy to talk about cooperation? Camden, tell me, am I right, right?”.

At that moment, he looked at Camden very seriously, “What’s the use of you asking me for a small favor? Is Matthew lacking that money? Then ZY Bank would change its name to Excellence Group.”

Camden was still inexperienced and could not restrain himself in the face of temptation.

The fact that Matthew said he would make up the difference in price was a deliberate temptation. Matthew knew the old fox Kenneth’s thoughts very well.

Camden said right off the bat that Kenneth did not allow him to ask for benefits, but merely asked him if he needed anything. Wasn’t this just wanting him to remember this favor.

He put down his cup and called Abbott to ask whether or not Mr. Weiss had arrived.

“He’s been waiting a long time.” He had arrived as soon as Camden entered the office and was waiting outside.

“Send him in.” He squeezed his temples.

Abbott went to call him in. Mr. Weiss was a middle-aged man, of medium build, with neat-looking facial features. He carried a blue folder in his hand and seemed a bit reserved. He placed the documents on the table: “Mr. Nelson, this is our company information. I used to be a director of a door factory and I have started my own company. I have a lot of ideas…”

Matthew held up his hand to signal him to stop. He didn’t want to hear his business story, nor was he interested in hearing his plans. The reason he was chosen was because he was easy to control and was a person with no track record.

I didn’t have the energy to waste time with Charles. The most urgent thing was to find out who else was behind the deal with Dolores. I had to get to the bottom of it.

Besides…

His eyes darkened, so he preferred simplicity and starkness.

Mr. Weiss had always wanted Matthew to invest in him, but he hadn’t expected….

“It’s not appropriate to look for trouble with other people…”

“So tell me, how much do I have to invest? How long will it take to find a developer and develop a more advanced anti-theft lock core than others and advanced environmentally friendly materials? Without these, what would I compete with? Tell me.”

Mr. Weiss was speechless and could not say anything. This was really a problem.

“Just for a conflict, isn’t that too direct…?”

“The business world is like a battlefield, winning or losing is up to you.” He lifted his wrist and looked at the time, “I’ll give you two minutes.”

Originally, Mr. Weiss had only wanted to find an investor to do his own business. Now it seemed that he had no track record and that it was really difficult to start a business in this town.

Although he was unwilling, he still agreed.

Matthew stood up, “Go ahead, you do it. I’ll ask the assistant to draw up the contract. The boss will still be you; I’m just a stockholder.”

Mr. Weiss knew in his heart that he was going to be just a boss on the surface, almost like an employee.

Matthew left the office and called Abbott. Abbott was taking a call when he heard Matthew’s voice nearby. He said a few words into the call, hung up and walked over.

“Mr. Nelson.”

“Have someone draw up the contract and ask him to go to the Finance Department to get a sum of money. If Mr. Foster calls you, don’t meet with him yet. And call me if he needs anything.” After clearing his head, he stepped into the elevator.

Abbott was clear on the situation.

Not seeing Mr. Foster, meant he had to first see what he was doing and what the outcome of it was. When a satisfactory result was obtained he could proceed to the next thing.

Matthew had just exited the elevator and as he walked to the car….

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