However, what was even more despicable were the insurance companies. God knows where they got their list of key clients, but they took turns pitching wealth management insurance products to Han Lie.
If you guys were persuading me to buy health insurance for my kidneys, I'd pay up without a second thought.
But trying to hoodwink me with the annualized returns of wealth management insurance?!
Han Lie instructed Liang Wu that if an insurance company called again, she should go ahead and recommend their own private equity fund to them. After all, their money was just sitting idle anyway...
The other invitations were relatively normal—"relatively" being the operative word, meaning they weren't that normal either.
I won't go into specifics, but those who contacted Han Lie directly were generally for lower-level collaborations. They usually only managed to get his work number, which was hardly worth remembering.
