According to tradition, the eldest son or daughter of the Nason family would become the heir every thirty years. It generally took about three to five years of assessment from the heir to the person in power.
In this process, the resources that the heirs could mobilize were limited. Generally, it would be 2% of the Nason family’s accumulated income in the previous year.
Jasper also found that last year, the Nason family’s revenue was about 9.8 billion euros.
“Mr. Michaels, your offer of 300 million euros may have unintentionally achieved something… The financial authority that Ella can mobilize will not exceed 200 million euros. Say, Ella can’t take out 300 million euros, so where will she find the remaining difference?”
Declan slapped his thigh and finally understood.
“A loan?”
“It’s a path that can be considered, but she won’t do it unless she has to.”
Declan did not understand. After all, it was common for business people to seek bank loans.
Jasper took Ella’s perspective and re-analyzed the situation for him.
Ella was now in a critical evaluation period, and it would be best for her not to take out a loan or something similar. In this way, when the assessment period was over, she could shut those elders in her family up just by relying on her pristine and perfect resume over the past few years!
“I see. Where do you think Ella will go for help?”
“It’s better for the deer to undo what he has done. They are helpless in Swallow Capital, and they will find you eventually. When the time comes, all you need to do is…”
With his careful thinking, Jasper told Declan what he thought. When Declan finished listening, he let out a sigh.
“Mr. Laine, do you have the ability to predict the future?”
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