Lisco's American Life

Lisko also knew the difficulties Jon encountered. There were solutions to such things, but he didn't want to choose any of them.

For example, by handing over a share of profits to local consortiums, similar to protection fees, Ogar Bank can easily break into these places and receive more or less protection and escort.

Or take the initiative to seek refuge with a large consortium, and these things can be easily solved.

The advantage of local consortiums is that they are familiar with the relationships here, but in the eyes of large consortiums, these are dispensable things. Lisko's assets currently lack this kind of relationship network.

Lisko thought for a long time. In his previous life, he had always bowed to others. In this life, he did not want to live like this. Even if the development of Ogar Bank was setback, he was not willing to bow to these people.

It was precisely because Jon knew what Lisko meant that he would adjust the bank's general strategy without hesitation and open up the situation from another direction.

"It doesn't matter, we will set our sights overseas. Once we have established a foothold overseas, these people will not be able to do anything to us, and going overseas may also be a good time for us to rise."

Lisko had no better way now and could only comfort Jon, fearing that his enthusiasm would be dampened and his positive attitude towards work would disappear.

In this case, you will lose more than you gain.

Jon understood Lisko's thoughts very well. According to his meeting with Chandler, Lisko's purpose was obvious from some investment directions.

He intends to use his assets as a moat for the Li family so that the family can pass on and inherit smoothly. He also wants to develop himself into a consortium and complete the closed loop of the industry.

If he thinks this way, he is certainly not willing to let go of his own interests easily.

"Our bank ranks 20th in the latest U.S. bank rankings, which is already an excellent result for us. Because we have just begun to develop, and every bank above has been decades or even centuries old.

Their enterprises and long-term operation have given them their own customer base, which we cannot match."

Jon is still very optimistic about Ogar Bank. After a series of mergers and integrations, it has become one of the top 20 in the United States. This has also made the bank's middle management

He felt a great sense of accomplishment, and therefore was even more grateful to Lisko for his kindness.

Chollima also needs Bole to recognize him. For Jon, if he had not been selected by Lisko, he might still be in different financial institutions, and his top position would only be in the middle level.

Thinking about how he would be complimented and complimented by a bunch of people wherever he went to a reception now, he felt that this was something that was beyond his reach before.

"Now our bank has 172 branches in four states. Our current base is in Florida and Colorado. We have a large number of personal businesses in these two states. Our assets have reached 14 billion U.S. dollars. This year's comprehensive average common shares (16.2

%), return on average assets (1.5%), net interest margin (4.7%) and efficiency ratio (42%) are the fastest growing among all banks, and we have absorbed many large banks based on the previously planned small township plan.

We have gone through a total of two mergers and acquisitions in businesses that banks don’t like, and the outside world has the impression that we are an opportunistic acquirer.”

Jon's expression was full of pride, these were the results of his hard work.

"Well done, your bonus will be doubled this year to reward your hard work."

Lisko is not the kind of stingy person. To be honest, the development of Ogar Bank has far exceeded his expectations. His previous constitution was a five-year plan, but he did not expect it to be completed in one year by Jon.

, although a large part of the reason is due to the continuous financial support, Jon's contribution here is also indispensable.

"Sir, this is a bit deserved."

Jon's expression was a little frightened. For him, maybe those senior people who were making the most of the financial world could do better than him, and he was just because he encountered the opportunity, and Lisko gave himself

It is indeed enough, if I still want to accept it, I would be a bit greedy.

As for Jon, who has been wandering in the financial world before, his family is relatively superior. After all, in the financial industry, the income is not low, and the family property is well middle-class.

Therefore, he does not value money so much, but rather career success, a sense of accomplishment, and a feeling of recognition.

"Accept it. As the president, if you don't accept this, how will your subordinates deal with themselves? They will also hesitate to accept the rewards given to them by the company."

Lisko patted Jon on the shoulder and persuaded him earnestly.

"Okay, I understand, sir. Thank you for your generosity. I will work harder."

Jon thought so, so he could only accept Lisko's reward.

"By the way, sir, there is one more thing that I need to ask for your opinion on."

Jon suddenly remembered something and took this opportunity to seek Lisko's guidance.

"Well, there is a Hollywood company that hopes to use our bank building as a location for filming. It was planned by United Artists. The film is called Chaos. It stars Jason Statham and is directed by Tony Chiglio."

Lisko recalled that Jason Statham was known as American Guo Da in China. Of course Lisko was no stranger to this person, but the name director was not eye-catching, and he was not a big name after all.

It's also possible that you don't understand it well.

Lisko still has an image of the drama "Chaos" in his mind. This drama tells the story of five gangsters who broke into a bank and took 40 hostages. Then the police and the gangsters launched a battle full of conspiracy.

Therefore, Lisko was not so surprised when Jon said that the scene would be shot at Ogar Bank. The rating of this drama in the previous life was 7.1. As a popcorn movie, it is undoubtedly qualified, and the filming cost was 50 million US dollars.

, this is considered a B-level resource in Hollywood, and the reviews and box office of the final release were also considered good.

Since it was obviously a good opportunity to advertise, Lisko didn't understand what Jon meant by asking him about this matter.

"Sir, some people at the top of the bank think that it would be inappropriate to use our bank's name to film a movie about a bank robbery, as it would create a sense of insecurity for the outside public and depositors.

a feeling of."

Jon whispered about the current disagreement while looking at Lisko's face.

"This kind of person can be fired. This country is a social environment that entertains people to death. Even if they directly attack the president in the movie, the other party can only accept it with a smile. This is in line with the status quo. Is it really possible?

After seeing the movie, will stupid thieves attack our bank in the same way as in the movie?"