Fake Husband of the Glamorous CEO-Chapter 45 - 0: Did you guys also invest?

Gu Feng came before the employees and said something they had heard many times before, "You’ve all worked hard these past few days."

"Not at all."

The veteran employees all smiled.

Gu Feng said, "I believe that after this feedback session, you should be able to establish friendly cooperation with your clients, and in the future, you’ll encounter more clients who will help you gain a firm standing in social circles."

"I’m quite open-minded. As your capital accumulation increases, I won’t deprive you of the additional societal status that comes with it, but there is one thing!"

Gu Feng paused, then warned, "Whether you are Mr. Chen or Director Wang outside, regardless of how much others flatter you, always remember the company’s rules and remind yourselves who gave you what you now have. Also, do not do anything outside that would damage the company’s image or cause a scandal."

"Once it escalates to the company, I’m sorry, you’ll have to pack your things and leave!"

"The same goes for the new employees."

All the employees listened solemnly.

After finishing his warning, Gu Feng continued, "Director Li just spoke to me about the matter of you buying cars. Let me also mention this here, directors are allowed to drive cars valued over two million, team leaders are equipped with cars around one million, while it’s best for regular employees not to exceed the fifty thousand level."

The veteran employees were slightly pleased. 𝗳𝐫𝚎𝗲𝚠𝚎𝗯𝕟𝐨𝘃𝚎𝗹.𝗰𝗼𝗺

"That will be all," Gu Feng said and then turned and left the company.

All the employees immediately bowed.

Li Ming personally went to press the elevator for Gu Feng and accompanied him to the underground parking lot.

Gu Feng gave a few parting instructions, which he respectfully heeded.

Afterward, Li Ming returned to the company’s upper floors to make an announcement, "From now on, all of your clients must be registered with the company and categorized."

"The company currently has six client tiers. Those who invest up to ten billion with the company are categorized as T1, enjoying an annual return of 100%; five billion makes T2, with an 80% return; clients who reach one billion enjoy a 60% return; those investing over ten million enjoy a 40% annual return, while clients below ten million enjoy a 30% rate of return; and as for the entry-level T6 below one million, we can provide a 20% return!"

Li Ming said, "These are the company’s fundraising standards. If interested clients inquire, you can quote them these rates."

"But one thing, the authority granted to new employees allows only for T6 tier investments for clients; veteran employees are at T5, meaning the investment each of their clients makes into the company cannot exceed ten million. This is an internal performance evaluation mechanism set by the chairman and will be adjusted based on your performance and seniority!"

As he said this, Li Ming sternly looked at everyone and spoke, "In the face of interests, I suspect more substantial capital clients will find you outside. They might ask you to leak internal information to follow up on large investments separately due to your funding cap. If I find anyone doing that, I’ll cut them off without mercy!"

Some harsh words and unpleasant tasks were left for Li Ming to handle.

He scanned all the attendees and declared, "Remember the words our chairman said when he took over the company, ’The company will never keep someone who bites the hand that feeds them!’"

"Do you want a piece of meat from outsiders or choose to stay in the company for a steady and substantial reward year after year? I believe anyone sensible would not find it difficult to choose between the two!"

"If you stay with the company, you’ll have resources and the confidence to allocate shares to clients, and that’s when others will hold you in high regard."

"Don’t ruin your foundation for some minor gains!"

"Is that clear?" Li Ming shouted.

All the employees shouted in unison, "Clear!"

Li Ming, satisfied, continued, "There’s a company team-building event tonight. Whether you’re new or a veteran employee, you must all attend."

"Thank you, Director."

The crowd erupted in cheers.

Meanwhile.

Inside a billiards club.

Ye Wei, Liu Jin and a few others were playing pool.

Mr. Wei, the second in command of Jiangcheng, who had previously collaborated with Liu Jin and his group but parted on bad terms, was also there.

Although there had been conflicts over a business loss, as the social circles were so small, people from both groups would still hang out together from time to time.

"I heard you guys have started fussing with stocks again?" Wei Changqing casually inquired while calculating his pool shot, showing a keen interest.

He couldn’t help but sarcastically add, "You haven’t brought in some ’Yanlong’ fund company expert again, have you?"

The people around him who came for the game couldn’t help but laugh.

They all knew that Ye Wei previously brought in a mid-level manager from the Yanlong Dragon Fund on Financial Street. As the circle knew, two hundred million was tied up, and after cutting losses, they retrieved less than half of the principal.

Wei Changqing’s circle included wealthy young men from the capital sector.

They couldn’t mock Ye Wei and Liu Jin and the others directly, but they could laugh at Guo Yunfan, who was from the same capital circle.

"Yunfan, how much did you put in this time?"

Guo Yunfan took a sip of his juice and said, "Forty million."

Pfft.

"How much?" The other local tycoons from Jiangcheng were astonished and couldn’t help but laugh.

Then they turned to the three contemporaries from the early established Jiangcheng families who had just returned to the country seeking development, "You didn’t follow and invest too, did you?"

Qin Li, Dong Hui, and Xu Shenghua had recently followed Guo Yunfan into the circle, expanding their horizons.

When the other young tycoons inquired, they also nodded, "We each followed with an investment of fifty million."

"Hahaha!"

Everyone in Wei Changqing’s group could not hold back their laughter.