The Man in Power After Being Married into Her Family novel Chapter 5545

Under normal circumstances, it was difficult for others to get a chance to have a share in any of the projects undertaken by the Ackers even if they rushed to buy the shares with money.

Moreover, even if some of the Ackers’ projects were open to external investment, not everyone could get the investment share. The Ackers had always been strict in selecting its business partners, and one would not be able to invest even if one had money, as long as the person’s assets did not meet the threshold requirements.

What’s more, if outsiders wanted to invest in the Ackers’ projects, it was equivalent to investing in a wealth management fund. Even if they got the opportunity, they would have to pay a certain percentage of management fee to the Ackers, who was the trader, and this management fee had to reach at least twenty-five percent.

If it was a project that was worth ten billion US dollars and the Ackers offered a forty percent quota, it seemed that each percentage point corresponded to a hundred million US dollars, but if the public wanted to get one percentage of the shares, they would have to pay at least a hundred and twenty-five million US dollars for it.

However, the condition Christian was offering Jasmine was to give Moore Group ten percent of the shares for free. If Moore Group wanted to subscribe for the rest, they would not charge Moore Group any management fees. This was simply unheard of in the Ackers’ collaboration projects.

Jasmine felt a little frightened at the moment. She did not dare to accept the huge benefits that the Ackers were offering her all at once even though Charlie had told her to accept all of the conditions that Christian would offer to her. However, Jasmine was already deeply shocked by the Ackers’ offer after Christian brought up these two projects.

Therefore, she hesitated for a moment and said to Christian, “Thank you for thinking so highly of Moore Group, Mr. Christian. It’s just that one can never be rewarded for nothing, so how can Moore Group accept so many benefits from the Ackers for no reason at all?”