The bank finally agreed to set the forced liquidation line at a price 10% below the current stock price, allocating loans to the Wang Family with a valuation ratio of 90%, totaling 180 billion.
The money quickly arrived, and he once again had ammunition in hand, while Ren Zhong was left without shares, without ammunition.
Wang Dingyuan felt reassured; surely Ren Zhong's offensive should be over by now, right?
In fact, Wang Dingyuan also felt a sense of regret. He would rather have pledged all the remaining stocks.
Then, no matter what happened, even if the stock prices crashed completely afterward, at least 380 billion plus would be in hand, enough to pay off fines without issue, and the remaining small personal debts could be slowly repaid.
There were still some collateral assets in the family that could be slowly sold off.
As for the shares, if they were seized, so be it; they no longer mattered.
However, the bank refused to agree.
