Han Lie was mentally keeping track of the time. About five minutes. He would then promptly conclude and step down from the stage. Today wasn't his spotlight; he needed to be measured.
In essence, Teacher Han had only briefly covered a few major forms of real estate asset securitization, along with their pros and cons compared to traditional financing methods.
The advantage was simple: it could bypass banks' lending restrictions on real estate enterprises. The disadvantage was even simpler: it was expensive. And it wasn't just ordinarily expensive. It cost at least three times as much as issuing bonds, twice as much as bank loans, and sometimes even more than short-term bridge loans.
But when faced with a choice between survival and expense, any normal person would choose survival.
So, as soon as Han Lie stepped down, these "normal people" swarmed him, making him the brightest star of the event.
