Reborn Capital Madman

The review and reform of the current situation of Hong Kong's securities industry has attracted attention from Hong Kong and has rapidly spread to the world.

After all, the Black Monday global stock market crash of 1987 was like a blitzkrieg, attacking the world's major stock markets. Even many capital veterans were caught off guard and suffered the impact. Afterwards, the United States, with such a developed securities industry, also had to review the problem, and Hong Kong

It is the only major stock market in the world that has been closed for four days. Naturally, it is a model that needs reflection.

What's more, surrounding the review and reform of the current situation of Hong Kong's securities industry, there has been a wonderful drama of seizing power!

For example, Singapore's Chinese-language media "Lianhe Zaobao" mentioned that the Hong Kong stock market is currently the most unruly market among the world's major stock markets. It has a very strong speculative atmosphere and is inherently resistant to strict supervision. How to improve the operating mechanism is no easy task!

In addition, there was another disagreement about whether the Chinese elite in Hong Kong or the British dominated.

However, judging from the content of Gao Xian's report, the professional quality of the Hong Kong Chinese elite in the financial field has already reached international standards.

In this regard, the Heung Kong Monetary Authority wants to learn from the Monetary Authority of Singapore's model, integrating banking supervision, insurance supervision and securities supervision into one, which indeed has sufficient capabilities.

As for the international English-language media, they still look down upon them. The Chinese elite in Hong Kong cannot master financial secrets. Otherwise, how could there be so many problems in the securities industry in Hong Kong, even using a stupid trick such as suspending the market for four days? Or should it be done by more senior officials?

Only experienced experts can take care of it.

There are also some eye-catching media, even with ulterior motives, advocating that Sir Gao, the president of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, wants to become the financial czar of Hong Kong, an international financial center, and a ruler with monopoly power.

When Patricia introduced the public opinion trends in the United States to Gao Xian, she reminded, "Some newspapers likened your continued expansion of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority to the expansion of the FBI under Hoover's rule. This is terrible.

Not a good review.”

"Hoover? He is really an acquaintance, but I haven't used that method of manipulating big figures yet." Gao Xian smiled, "The Hong Kong Monetary Authority will launch a global recruitment plan.

There is no contradiction between expressing my attitude, striving for dominance, and appointing global professionals."

After communicating with Patricia, Li Guobao called Gao Xian and told him the news that his uncle Li Fuzhao had been taken away by the Independent Commission Against Corruption for investigation. He heard that the bail was going to be cancelled.

The legal battle between the political department and prosecutors has yielded no results for the time being, and it always seems to have an unusual flavor.

"Li Sheng is a person who has seen big scenes. I believe he will handle it appropriately." Gao Xian was always so calm, "As for the rest, let the other party play all the cards to their heart's content."

Sir Gao was calm and composed, and those who circled around him naturally became calm.

It is obvious that the opponent is indeed playing new cards.

The media has reported that the Independent Commission Against Corruption has received new clues about fraud in several listed companies many years ago, involving Gaoyi. It is estimated that a new Hong Kong financial tycoon will be invited to tea by the Independent Commission Against Corruption.

As if by some divine plan, many reporters guarded the exit of the Heung Kong International Exchange Building, and sure enough they discovered that Gaoyi's CEO Ye Licheng, who had been "rushed" to work here by the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, went to the Independent Commission Against Corruption, accompanied by a lawyer.

However, Ye Licheng did not stay at the Independent Commission Against Corruption for long. When he came out, he was immediately surrounded by reporters.

Ye Licheng didn't seem to have any mood swings. He just made a simple explanation that the Independent Commission Against Corruption wanted to understand certain situations before the merger of the four securities industry associations in Hong Kong, and he was just cooperating as he was obliged to do. It was not that Gaoyi had any illegal problems as the media had speculated.

Then, Ye Licheng got in the car and left, leaving the dissatisfied reporters racking their brains to figure out the explosive points of the article.

Even though Ye Licheng gave an explanation, the stock prices of Gao's listed companies were still negatively affected. At the close of the day, they generally fell slightly, causing the Hang Seng Index to also fall slightly.

Ye Licheng must have been extremely unhappy about this. He asked Ma Jingxi, "Sheng Ma, this is obviously the disgusting behavior of a disgusting person. After I came back from the Independent Commission Against Corruption, my phone number was almost exploded by probing people. Are we going to do this?"

What should we do in return? Otherwise, those guys really think we are easy to bully."

"My phone number was almost exploded by old friends." Ma Jingxi laughed, "However, the more times this happens, the more calm you should stay."

Ye Licheng nodded, "Just, why didn't the Independent Commission Against Corruption investigate Huifeng? Who was hiding the tricks that the ghost guy played when he was watching people order food and wanted to touch Gao Yi?"

Ma Jingxi did not refute, "Indeed, if you dare to take Gaoyi's idea, it shows that you are not afraid of Gaoyi, just like in the United States, who dares to touch giants such as Jp****, Morgan Stanley, and Goldman Sachs!"

Ye Licheng thought for a while, "How about I go talk to Sir Gao face to face and ask what his attitude is?"

"He didn't seem to care about these situations, but focused on how the Hong Kong Monetary Authority should respond to the recent increase in pressure on the appreciation of the Hong Kong dollar." Ma Jingxi warned, "When we meet at this time, we must keep a low profile."

"Understood." Ye Licheng immediately asked Gao Xian for instructions and decided to visit Gao Xian as a guest after get off work.

When he met Gao Xian, Ye Licheng discovered that Sir Gao, the president of the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, who was preoccupied with many important matters, seemed to be watching TV to relax his nerves.

"Why, Gao Yi can't stand the noise anymore?" Gao Xian smiled and turned down the sound of the TV.

Ye Licheng replied, "It's not that I can't stand it, I just feel that it is necessary to attack the wanton provocation head-on so that those with ulterior motives can have a longer memory."

Gao Xian nodded, "You are right."

Upon hearing this, Ye Licheng was a little surprised, because based on the understanding he had accumulated from following Gao Xian for many years, Sir Gao was very patient. With the current situation, he probably had to wait to allow more of his opponent's cards to be revealed.

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So, Ye Licheng asked, "What instructions do you have?"

"You don't have to do anything." Gao Xian said leisurely: "I just think that the Independent Commission Against Corruption should remain neutral. Commissioner Panai Xin is a bit ignorant of standards. Even if Gui Lao takes care of Gui Lao, it has crossed the line!"

Having said this, Gao Xian pointed to the TV screen, "Look at this social news."

Ye Licheng turned his attention to the TV in confusion and saw that a dispute caused by a pet dog was being broadcast. A Teddy owner used a camera to record interesting life videos of his pet dog, but the Teddy was not on a leash.

As he ran, he screamed and rushed toward a golden retriever, and then tragedy struck...

For this reason, the owners of both sides fought fiercely, alerting the police.

Ye Licheng shook his head, and just as he was about to reach for the teacup, his heart suddenly moved. Could this be a metaphor from Sir Gao?