Insurance sells fear and anxiety about the future: people transfer their fears and anxieties to the insurance company, and once those anxieties come true, the insurance company compensates with ample money. Of course, policyholders have to pay for this service.
Therefore, the more people are fearful and anxious, the better the insurance business.
But Dejoka had thorough considerations.
"Good business doesn't mean we can make money, Shire." Dejoka held up the pencil in his hand, with a trace of worry in his eyes: "If it really turns out as people say, and the Germans launch massive airship bombings against Britain…"
The results wouldn't need much description. The insurance company might end up losing everything, and Shire could lose everything overnight.
However, Shire knew this wouldn't happen.
"I know how to handle it." Shire said calmly: "I just haven't invented the equipment yet."
Dejoka understood instantly.
Shire was using his military talent to manipulate the market.
