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Bianjie's rebukal of MABC CEO not unnoticed.
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Fort William - Controversy in the financial sector begun after the controversial statements from MABC CEO, where he stated that Bianjie was “too regulated” for the Martwick-Alchester Banking Corporation. In theory, these comments coming from a Luthorian CEO would pass off the Bianjie’s Government radar, yet it wasn’t the case on this occasion. The Bianjian Minister of Finance directly responded to the Luthorian CEO’s rather damning statement about her country. The Minister defended her country’s policy and subtly criticize the CEO’s statements, as well as showing Bianjie as a place “opened to fair and responsible business dealings”, in Luthori, due to the War in Kundrati resuming because of a new coalition forming to deal a crippling blow to the fascist regime in Kundrati. The response was much more muted amid news of Western downgrade in financial circles.

Dubbed as the ‘Death of the West’, the East already took the opportunity to use this moment of Western weakness against it. And a further disengagement of Western influence is sure to be expected from Eastern regions, with a rise of regional powers and a potential great power in the region. Although the response from Bianjie was muted in Luthori, it was still amid the mountains of bad developments for Luthorian finances and economy, being even more staggering due to the Hall ministry’s decision to mobilise 800.000 additional troops for the war effort, sending shockwaves through the Western world.

One key personality to have stated his remarks on the Minister of Finance’s statement, was WFH own C'est CEO. The Ward Financial Holdings is the MABC’s main competitor bank in activity in Luthori and in such a weak moment for its rival, it was sure to jump into the opportunity. Reacting positively to the Minister’s address, Mr. Ward remarked jokingly towards its rival that it was “rare” for a banking organisation to “push away potential opportunities”, stating that they should become “pest exterminators” instead. He announced that the Ward Financial Holdings were “interested” into the “prospect” of investing into real estate, while ruling out potential expansion through a subsidiary branch in Bianjie, about that subject, he stated that a “potential subsidiary branch isn’t necessary for now”.

Bianjie has been investing in housing development scheme in the last 2 years, and the Ward Financial Holdings’ investment hasn’t yet been officialised, it’s expected to come after the end of the war in Kundrati, where Luthorian markets are expected to stabilise and allow for investments to be orchestrated. For now, Mr. Ward focus around the war effort and supporting our troops abroad, and he stated that the “last remaining details” of the investment agreement are yet to be finalisdd between the Luthorian firm and the Government in Bianjie.