The experts are busy handling matters on both sides. Charging 1% for that isn't excessive, is it?
The total cost for the entire project, raising 1 billion, comes out to 13%.
If a company's qualifications and assets are truly poor, the costs will inevitably be higher, but it can still be done for 18%, right?
If it still can't be done, then it's an insolvent shell company, and not even a deity could help.
You see, the lucky ones can secure funds at 13%, and even the unlucky ones can manage with 18%. So, what about you?
For your own financing, you accepted 20%, yet you're lending out at 25%. Who are you lending to at that rate?
If someone actually takes that offer, they must be desperate enough to risk their lives. Once a problem arises, how would you ever recoup your money?
Lawyer Liu could help you file a lawsuit, sure, but even court enforcement can't conjure money out of thin air, can it?
