Heard this piece of news and I thought, "wow, such a big fella (tai lo) with bigness of mind, heart and character."
A man purportedly an unlicensed money lender (aka. Ah Long) went to Citibank and asked the fund manager to invest a redundant sum of RM 100,000 in whatever financial instrument she thinks will bring him gain within a year. Accordingly the girl invested the amount into some unit trust fund and yielded a RM 3,000 profit.
Upon monetising his investment, he gave a gratuity of RM 500 to the girl who was bewildered by that generous act. Isn't this cool..? Now this is one guy who really moves money...
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But this is the same guy who squeeze loaners with high interest rates to rake the RM100K in the first place :P
Ha ha, you're absolutely correct.
Yet he was just filling a market need/demand/niche for easy loan/money where our financial institution failed (in micro-financing).
Sadly but true to yr words, desperate lenders was willing or coerced to bow down to his ludicrous terms.
The good side of this tale tells us that as traders/ investors who have gained from the market to have a bigness of heart and be benevolent. Cheers Kris...
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