In Su Wu's view, once the social finance platform is built, he won't need to worry about it anymore.
Third-party payment and P2P lending projects will naturally follow.
After all, as long as there is market demand, there will be no shortage of products.
For the entire afternoon, Su Wu spoke until his throat was dry, but everyone listened with great excitement.
This project is indeed promising; if done well, it could yield huge profits.
The social finance project is not too difficult to start; the key is to have strong computing power support.
This requires a significant investment in server construction; otherwise, it would be impossible to achieve.
Su Wu could easily meet this requirement, as he had his own production line for the relevant equipment, and Yang Technology was more than capable of fulfilling his plan.
As for data collection, with the powerful tool of Shi Gandang at our disposal, we can handle most of the work.
After Su Wu finished explaining, everyone was filled with anticipation.
Now it seems the entire project is just waiting to be implemented.
Ivy asked excitedly, "Boss, how much money are you planning to invest in this project?"
"My plan is to invest 20 billion US dollars in this project, and the specific implementation of the project will be handled by HK Investment," Su Wu said frankly.
$20 billion?
Everyone looked shocked upon hearing this.
That's 20 billion US dollars, not 20 billion Sakura coins.
Those of them who came from the United States know all too well the purchasing power of 20 billion US dollars.
It's no exaggeration to say that even in the United States, how many companies have assets exceeding 10 billion US dollars?
They originally thought that it would be good enough if this young boss could invest tens of millions.
But who would have thought that he would just casually mention 20 billion US dollars?
This shows that their boss's wealth and ambition are beyond the reach of ordinary people.
Su Wu looked at the mouths that could fit an egg, and a knowing smile appeared on his face.
"Everyone, our project is going global, not just in the US. We aim to become the world's largest online financial institution."
His words were so powerful and resounding that they sent chills down everyone's spines.
This kid is pretty arrogant.
But they liked it very much.
What could be better than having such a great boss?
Ivy took the lead and said, "Boss, this is a big project, and I think we need to recruit more people."
"You can handle this as you see fit. But I'd like to emphasize one more point. Times have changed; going it alone won't work. So everyone needs to learn to unite all forces that can be united," Su Wu concluded.
20 billion US dollars may seem like a lot, but it's still a bit small when compared to the overall international market.
Therefore, if we want to get this project up and running quickly, we need more conglomerates to get involved.
Only in this way can subsequent third-party payments and P2P loans be more secure.
At this moment, Su Wu fully displayed his ambition, which was both arrogant and powerful.
Ivy then tentatively asked, "What are your plans for the market in China?"
"We don't want to do it in China yet, because the timing isn't right. Of course, we can try to operate some financial-related businesses and e-commerce."
Su Wu did not hesitate and immediately expressed his thoughts.
It's definitely not the right time for China to engage in these things; the development of the real economy is not yet sufficient to support the development of the virtual economy.
As the meeting concluded, Su Wu's $20 billion was about to be distributed across the world to help him expand his empire.
After several more days of careful discussion and finalizing some details, Ivy led her people back to the United States.
After unanimous discussion, the United States was definitely the top choice to fire the first shot.
Ivy's terrifying intelligence and lobbying abilities were fully demonstrated at this moment.
With Su Wu's technical support, she established the HK online financial institution in just half a month and launched the HK social finance platform.
At Su Wu's behest, Shi Gandang promoted the platform, which quickly amassed a large number of users.
As a developed country, the local residents are far more enthusiastic about the financial industry than those in China, which is why this platform became popular in a short period of time.
Meanwhile, Ivy and her team began lobbying financial giants to join in and launch online financial products.
At the same time, HK Internet Finance also launched third-party payment protection to safeguard users' absolute interests.
The combined effect of this two-pronged approach was that online financial products quickly gained public acceptance.
Seeing Ivy's fighting prowess, Su Wu was also inspired and came up with a wicked idea.
He racked his brains to come up with the idea for Martial Arts Panda 2, which is still a co-production, but this time he plans to crowdfund it.
Peter, being a good friend, naturally cooperated fully with him, putting personal gain aside.
When news of crowdfunding for the filming of "Martial Arts Panda 2" appeared on the Hong Kong financial platform, it caused a sensation.
At this moment, Martial Arts Panda 2 will launch a crowdfunding campaign in the United States worth $200 million, guaranteed by HK Financial.
The outstanding performance of Martial Arts Panda 1 immediately attracted attention from all sides, and the American public is full of confidence in the box office of Martial Arts Panda 2.
The $200 million crowdfunding campaign was completely snapped up by the public in just one week, which is truly astonishing.
This has led countless companies to seek development funds through this method.
This created an opportunity for HK Financial, which provided crowdfunding review services, published crowdfunding information, and charged a service fee.
That wasn't all. Thanks to the outstanding performance of the HK financial platform, Ivy secured a loan of US$1 billion through various channels, which amazed Su Wu.
Once this news was released, the chaebols couldn't sit still.
With financing booming online, HK financial institutions are welcoming all comers.
Thanks to Ivy's audacious operations, by the end of November, the assets of the HK Financial Beauty Country headquarters had reached a staggering US$8 billion, four times their registered capital.
At this moment, Su Wu also witnessed the horror of capital operation; it was practically robbery.
At the same time, other developed countries have also begun to establish HK Financial and build online platforms, perfectly replicating the successful model of the United States.
On Christmas Eve, Ivy handed Su Wu a data statistics report.
It is expected that all of Hong Kong's branches in various locations will complete their first round of financing next year.
By then, Su Wu would have already recouped his investment.
Ivy advised Su Wu not to withdraw this portion of the funds, but to use it to develop his own financial products in order to obtain greater profits.
Su Wu, with the attitude of "listen to advice and you'll have a full stomach," readily accepted the proposal and decisively established the HK Technology Fund to begin promoting it globally.
The first projects he promoted were lithium battery projects and new energy vehicle green and environmentally friendly projects.
At a time when developed countries are undertaking large-scale environmental protection projects, a green fund has quietly emerged and is about to cause a sensation once again.
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