According to previous reports, Goldman Sachs took the lead in providing syndicated loans to Alibaba twice this year. The first one in June was worth US$8 billion;

According to reliable sources, in September Goldman Sachs took the initiative to facilitate another syndicated loan of unknown size to support Alibaba. This move was considered to require Alibaba to take the initiative to fight against the Bolang Group. The result triggered a comprehensive review of Alibaba. As of today, Alibaba has

Its core business has shrunk by as much as 25%!

Goldman Sachs has never proactively disclosed this to the public. According to preliminary estimates, Goldman Sachs has guided a huge amount of more than 10 billion US dollars in investment in Alibaba alone!!!"

"..."

The critical comments from the TV media actually have little to do with Bolang.

Bolang only announced the recent public operations of Goldman Sachs Asia Pacific and the operational matters involved, which shocked many institutions and was then criticized through the television media.

In fact, many of the capital giants behind these institutions were well aware of Goldman Sachs' extremely rare failure in the Asia-Pacific market. They originally wanted to make a fuss, but after hearing about the establishment of Bolang International Investment Bank, they became patient.

Sure enough, they were waiting for this opportunity to take a bite of Goldman Sachs without having to stand out.

The Wall Street paper media was the direct handiwork of Bolang.

The content published above is sharper and more specific.

Because they all really happened.

There is no need to even bring up other incidents, just making public the current situation of Alibaba, a company currently facing a complex external environment, is shocking enough.

At that time, the US$8 billion syndicated loan provided by Goldman Sachs and other institutions to Ali was huge.

Many people are optimistic about this e-commerce company, which has a dominant market position in the Chinese market, and are waiting for it to go public and share the market share.

Now……

Hahaha!

Goldman Sachs did directly support Ali again in the later period, and there was indeed a quid pro quo, which was also the reason why Ma Ali led Ali to go to war.

Now that there is no hope for Alibaba to go public, these syndicated loans or direct support will inevitably face the risk of being difficult to repay in a short period of time.

However, Goldman Sachs did not proactively disclose it.

It can only be said that Goldman Sachs has no morals to begin with. The CDO incidents in Greece and America are just two relatively large moral incidents, and there are already countless other similar incidents.

…………

At around 8 o'clock in the evening, when the global Internet was already noisy, Bolang International Investment Bank received an unexpected visit.

One of the main administrative heads of Goldman Sachs in China, known as Mr. Gao.

Wen Liang didn't come forward, but Li Xia received him.

Mr. Gao said with a smile: "I heard that Bolang International Investment Bank settled on Financial Street and became our neighbor. I came here specially to visit. I wonder if Mr. Wen is here."

"Yes, but Mr. Wen won't see you." Li Xia answered meticulously.

Mr. Gao: "..."

He was stunned. Is it so direct?

Li Xia put a professional smile on her face: "Mr. Gao, the U.S. stock market is about to open. I'm sorry, please help yourself."

Mr. Gao: "I..."

Seeing Mr. Gao hesitating and hesitating, Lixia frowned slightly: "I'm just going to say something more. It's just the beginning. I don't understand why Mr. Gao is so anxious."

"President Gao, we are just a commercial company and will not be involved in additional matters, especially the closure of America's administrative unit last month."

Mr. Gao: "..."

To be honest, when Lixia mentioned "closing the company", he suddenly felt that this was the first time in his life that he had seen such a company that could take the blame.

In terms of style, it feels more Goldman Sachs than Goldman Sachs.

Any number of things can be far-fetched.

Mr. Gao came to visit as a so-called neighbor full of worries, and left feeling somewhat dejected.

Mr. Gao couldn’t figure out why the current situation suddenly became so “strange” and why Goldman Sachs had become a global enemy inexplicably.

It's just a little bit of public opinion talk.

This is too Western!
Chapter completed!