Reborn in Hong Kong: The Tycoon Grows Up

Since Olga has been suspended, there is no need to waste time on her. Jubei Suzuki wanted to meet with this executive who was newly transferred from the US headquarters. Before Olga was suspended, was there no explanation at all? Or does the other party simply not want to give you face? These are questions worth thinking about.

But no matter what, Hawkins Fund must not sell stocks on a large scale at present; although the other party is an American company and is not under the jurisdiction of the Japanese Securities Exchange. But when engaging in stock trading in Japan, you must obey his arrangements; otherwise, you will never have a good life.

Suzuki Jubei called the Hawkins Foundation very domineeringly to let them know how to do things.

When I came up, I had to find the person in charge, which made the front desk a little confused. Hawkins Fund is not a small company. If everyone does this, how can the president cope with it? Under normal circumstances, it is basically a direct refusal; people with a better attitude will be more tactful.

But when the other party announced his home address, the front desk of Hawkins Fund was at a loss. Working in finance in Japan, how could you not have heard of Jubei Suzuki’s name?

If you call me in person, there must be something important. I don't dare to neglect him at all. The new president has just taken office; now is an excellent opportunity to show off.

The front desk came directly to Louise Rockefeller, who was in the lobby; it saved a lot of trouble.

Seeing the front desk approaching, Louise Rockefeller smiled and said, "What's the matter?"

The Japanese girl in front of her left a good impression on her. Yesterday, she saw them carrying their children and the service was very good. She is very qualified as a front desk person.

Unexpectedly, the new president would smile and talk to her, which made the front desk very happy; it seemed that the first impression was good, but the next step would be to see the performance.

The front desk said very seriously: "President, Jubei Suzuki, the president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, is calling; he wants to talk to you!"

Before coming to Japan, Louise Rockefeller did some homework; of course she knew the status of the president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange in the stock field. Unexpectedly, the other party took the initiative to call me before my butt was still hot. You don't need to think about it to know that it must be an attack on the enemy. By talking to Olga, it was basically clear why the other party was reluctant to execute the order.

Although not so absolute, the president of Suzuki Jubei is definitely one of the important factors. You didn't bother him, but you still dared to call him.

Louise Rockefeller sneered and said: "Put the phone over and see how much the president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange weighs!"

It was the same expression and state when Olga was fired yesterday. Could it be that the same method should be used to deal with Jubei Suzuki? But the other party is not an employee of Hawkins Fund, and it is beyond his reach to deal with him.

The front desk can't take care of that much. The boss asked to take the phone; just carry out the order!

Suzuki Jubei was a little angry, and the front desk came over to report in person; it was delayed a lot of time. As the president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, others wait for him; he waits for others whenever they are needed. When I heard the call was connected, I asked directly: "Are you the head of the Japanese branch of Hawkins Fund?"

"I hope you won't make me wait so long next time. You may not understand my temper the first time; if there is a next time, you won't be so easy to talk to!"

At this moment, Jubei Suzuki has grown to the extreme. All the major fund companies in the United States were trying to coax him! Instinctively, I think the same is true for the newly appointed president of Hawkins Fund.

As for why he was coaxed, it was nothing more than a matter of interests. Professional managers have just arrived and are not familiar with the place. If they can have a good relationship with the president of the Tokyo Stock Exchange, it will be much easier to do anything.

I thought the other person was a professional manager, so I naturally didn’t pay that much attention to what he said. If he knew that the person sitting across from him was the wife of the Hawkins Fund owner and the eldest daughter of the Rockefeller family, he would not know what he would do and what he would think.

Louise Rockefeller was also confused, and he dared to talk to her like this when he came up. Even as a collateral descendant, everyone knows what the surname Rockefeller represents. Is the United States already too weak? Otherwise, how could it be looked down upon by the Japanese? You really need to adjust your thinking, and you absolutely cannot let it go.

In Louise Rockefeller's mind, the sense of superiority of the country and family was very strong. Because they are the direct beneficiaries, no one needs to curry favor with them. When would a Japanese dare to question a member of the Rockefeller family? Don’t they know who is their master?

Louise Rockefeller said calmly: "I'm sorry, I just came to Japan; I really don't know the rules here. I don't know why you called me. Or is Hawkins Fund violating the relevant regulations of your country's securities transactions?" "

For people with status, I really don't worry about them being angry; that way at least there is room for relaxation. The calmer your tone, the more worried you are!

Unexpectedly, there was a woman opposite me, and she spoke Japanese quite well. This made Jubei Suzuki instinctively think that there was a Japanese woman on the other end of the phone; perhaps she had experience studying in the United States. Another possibility is that they are Europeans and Americans who have lived in Japan for a period of time.

But these have nothing to do with him. As long as the Hawkins Fund follows orders, there will be no problem. On the contrary, it must be taken care of.

Jubei Suzuki: "Whether or not you have violated the regulations is not up to you; the decision is mine. If I say you have not violated the regulations, then you have not; but if I say you have, then the Hawkins Fund must have it."

Hearing this, Louise Rockefeller wanted to get angry. Although I have never seen the Japanese person on the other end of the phone, I am definitely the first one who dares to talk to her like this. Then I thought about it, wouldn’t it be nice to have some fun with each other? So he smiled and said: "Mr. Suzuki, is this a bit too much? We are an American company and are not under the jurisdiction of the Tokyo Stock Exchange."

It was obvious that he was being subdued, and it seemed that the deterrent had just worked.

Jubei Suzuki: "It's true that Hawkins Fund is an American company, but this is Japan. If you want to make profits in Japan, you must follow arrangements and obey orders."

Louise Rockefeller really couldn't bear to listen and said directly: "Mr. Suzuki, I'm repeating this; we are an American company."

He even dared to say that he was an American company. It seemed that he was not taken seriously. What about American companies? When doing business in Japan, they must abide by Japanese rules.

Suzuki Jubei replied directly: "I am also reiterated that this is Japan; we must follow our rules."

"Hawkins Funds are not allowed to sell stocks from now on, and if they can't do that, then don't blame me for being rude."

In Japan, the status of women in the workplace is not very high. At this time, Suzuki Jubei did not take Louise Rockefeller seriously at all. Just one woman can stir up so much trouble.

Are the Japanese crazy if they directly interfere with the normal operations of their American companies?

Louise Rockefeller smiled and said: "Mr. Suzuki, I don't know if this is your opinion; or the opinion of the Japan Stock Exchange."

It was clear that he was questioning him, Suzuki Jubei felt very angry. It's true that in American companies, the boss has a little bit of background; maybe he can't be offended, but it's not that absolute; it just doesn't feel necessary.

But now it's better, there is a new boss; he sells stocks without listening to the instructions, disrupting all previous plans. Assuming that no severe measures are taken against Hawkins Fund this time to damage its interests, then who will take the Tokyo Stock Exchange and Suzuki Jubei seriously in the future?

Suzuki Jubei: "I don't want to talk nonsense with you. In short, I must stop selling stocks immediately and come to the Tokyo Stock Exchange to apologize. Otherwise, don't blame me for being rude. By then, everyone will look bad!"

When did members of the Rockefeller family suffer from such cowardice? She also asked her to go to the Tokyo Stock Exchange to apologize. It seemed that Jubei Suzuki was getting a little impatient.

Louise Rockefeller: "Mr. Suzuki, I want to see what the Tokyo Stock Exchange can do. I hope you will take care of yourself, otherwise it will not look good on everyone."

Then I hung up the phone directly. I was really curious at this moment; I wanted to see what tricks the Japanese dared to play.

Suzuki Jubei didn't expect that he would dare to hang up on him directly. It seems that if I don’t kill them to serve as a warning to others, I really think there is nothing the Tokyo Stock Exchange can do against American companies like them! He directly said to his subordinates: "Starting today, any purchase or sale orders for Hawkins Fund will be processed according to the slowest process. Let's see if you dare to go against the Tokyo Stock Exchange and disobey me!"