The debt review of France's large and medium-sized banks continued until late September when it finally concluded.
On the third day after Achille Fuld completed the review, a report appeared on Jerome Bonaparte's desk.
The content of the report was Achille Fuld's assessment over more than a month of the debt status of large and medium-sized banks within France exceeding tens of millions.
In the report, Achille Fuld arranged the debt situations of these dozens of banks from high to low, with the most severe belonging to Isaac Pereire's Paris Industrial Bank.
Such a bank with a market value of over a billion had a debt burden that was 2.5 times the size of the entire bank.
Although the 2.5-fold debt is far from the nearly 10 times in history, it is still a considerable hole.
Once exposed by someone with intentions, Industrial Bank might not hold up until the next day.
