The President's work capabilities are still commendable, especially when he categorized Lynch's large loan as bad debt, demonstrating his exceptional personal skills.
Bad debt means the bank cannot recover that money, so naturally, it is considered bad debt.
Due to this bad debt, the bank's asset evaluation decreased by millions.
How was a bank valued at over a billion gradually hollowed out?
Take a look here; just shift a little this way, a little that way, and then a run on the bank leads to bankruptcy...
With the President's cooperation, the investigation team's inquiry into the bank's internals quickly yielded results: all decisions were made by the former Grand President, who had died in an attack.
He instructed the President to print some non-circulating, non-documented currency to meet Lynch's loan demands.
He made a grossly wrong decision, knowing both Lemar's economy and the National Bank couldn't meet Lynch's loan needs, and attempted to cover up these issues.
