These past two years, Jack Morgan’s aging has beco increasingly apparent.
At this ti, when everyone looks at Jack Morgan, they realize he is already a 72-year-old man.
There’s no choice; in recent years, Morgan has encountered family division and the Great Depression era, causing this forr Wall Street titan to focus more attention on Morgan’s own developnt, ignoring external matters.
Now, hearing that Venus Bank suddenly declared war on Chase Bank, Jack Morgan feels a bad premonition.
This is no ordinary business battle.
It is a war between Venus Bank, the largest banking entity in the United States, and Chase, one of the second-tier four major banks.
If this war ignites, then for the United States, it would be no less than a resurgence of the Great Depression era.
Morgan cannot endure such turmoil at present.
Although George Whitney is also unaware of why Venus Bank suddenly declared war on Chase Bank.
He has so ideas.
"I think this matter is related to the Rothschild family!"
Jack Morgan looked at George Whitney and asked, "Why do you say that?"
Not only Jack Morgan, but Morgan’s other partners also looked at George Whitney!
George Whitney explained: "Previously, Nate Rothschild in New York was skillfully orchestrating, eting with many financial industry titans.
Much of the discussions were about the possibilities of cooperation between the parties.
However, everyone knows the conflict between Venus Bank and the Rothschild family.
So on the surface, no one chooses to cooperate with the Rothschild family.
But this is rely a facade.
Privately, whether those Jewish rchants staying in the United States or those coveting the Rothschild family’s status, they would more or less contact mbers of the Rothschild family.
Yet these people wouldn’t stir up too much trouble, as under today’s massive U.S. comrcial entity.
Unless one of the four major banks steps in, the Rothschild family cannot reclaim their forr status in the United States.
But now this issue seems inexplicably resolved.
Nate Rothschild, in a short ti, has streamlined New York’s financial industry.
So it can be inferred that among the banks supporting the Rothschild family, one of the four major banks must be involved in this matter.
Judging from Venus Bank’s current response, that bank is very likely Chase Bank!"
George Whitney’s analysis made everyone nod in agreent.
This actually is a question that had been puzzling everyone recently.
Even with the Rothschild family’s reputation and the support of many Jewish rchants.
Nate Rothschild’s actions in New York have been too smooth.
If everything is as analyzed by George Whitney, then the whole matter makes sense.
As for the four major banks ntioned by George Whitney, they are naturally Morgan, llon, Chase, and Citibank!
As for Venus Bank, it has now exited the ranks of the four major banks and entered a higher tier.
Although Morgan’s people are unwilling to admit it, there is no way.
Jack Morgan mused: "But there are still so illogical points in this matter, why would Chase Bank risk facing Donnie’s wrath to help the Rothschild family?
I believe if it’s not for enormous vested interests, they wouldn’t do this!"
Jack Morgan’s undertone is, just how enormous must the interests be that Chase Bank would risk punishnt by Venus Bank to cooperate with the Rothschild family?
George Whitney shook his head: "I don’t know this, but I believe one point should be certain."
"What is it?" Jack Morgan asked George Whitney.
George Whitney explained: "We all know that Jewish rchants are best at slowly infiltrating; they are never in a hurry for imdiate victory, their vision is exceptionally far-reaching.
So I think, they may have started infiltrating Chase Bank a long ti ago, even before they left the United States.
So I think this is also why the Rockefeller family couldn’t smoothly take over Chase Bank."
Back then, when Old Rockefeller was alive, he most wanted to take over Chase Bank.
In the end, even soone as influential as Old Rockefeller couldn’t manage to take control of Chase Bank’s managent.
There are reasons!
At first, everyone believed that it was due to Chase Bank’s managent being strong enough, coupled with the unity of Chase Bank’s board.
But now it seems, the Rothschild family gave Chase Bank that confidence.
Jack Morgan sighed, if this is indeed the case, then he needs to reassess the Rothschild family.
Just how many secrets does this family still harbor?
At this ti, Jack Morgan also felt reverence for his father.
It was with his father, John Morgan, that the rules were established.
Morgan does not allow Jewish people into managent, not even mid-level positions.
This has its reasoning.
Such a powerful bank as Chase Bank was even infiltrated by the Rothschild family.
"Here, I must reiterate the rules of Morgan!"
Jack Morgan looked at Morgan’s partners in the conference room, his gaze becoming stern.
So elders were slightly taken aback seeing Jack Morgan at this mont, as if it wasn’t Jack Morgan sitting before them but John Morgan, who had once led Morgan to the pinnacle of Arica.
"Morgan does not allow any Jewish person into managent, not even middle managent positions. I do not care how talented they are or how much profit they can bring to Morgan, this is Morgan’s iron rule, unbreakable by anyone!"
The Morgan partners hesitated for a mont, then nodded in agreent with Jack Morgan’s sentint.
If, in the future, Morgan encounters a situation like Chase’s, they’d truly be uncertain how to respond.
George Whitney looked at Jack Morgan and asked: "Sir, should we take a stand on the matter of Venus Bank declaring war on Chase Bank?"
Jack Morgan shook his head: "No need, we should trust Venus Bank’s strength, and Venus Bank hasn’t made any demands of us, right?
However, everyone must be prepared to respond to the upcoming war.
If everything unfolds as we expect, then this war will not end easily.
The ramifications will be comprehensive, urging our subsidiary enterprises not to take sides hastily, nor rush to conclusions.
Properly managing one’s own businesses is most important!"
Everyone nodded, showing they would notify accordingly.
"Additionally, keep an eye on Wall Street’s movents; I believe Chase Bank’s response will arrive soon, and Wall Street will undoubtedly react by then.
Believe in market principles, the market’s response will tell us what outco this war will eventually yield!"
Everyone nodded again.
After Morgan’s formal eting ended, George Whitney ca to Jack Morgan’s office alone.
"So, Henry has already t with Block?"
Jack Morgan sat on his sofa, speaking with deep gaze.
Though it was a question, his tone was quite assured.
George Whitney nodded: "Indeed they’ve t; the intelligence we’ve obtained suggests that Mr. Henry’s discussion with Block probably yielded no result."
Jack Morgan snorted: "All these years, I’ve never seen anyone get benefits beyond what Block allows.
Henry remains too inexperienced compared to Block!"
Images of Donnie Block’s developnt over these years flashed through George Whitney’s mind, and he couldn’t help but nod.
Jack Morgan asked George Whitney: "George, do you think we’ll ever witness the two Morgan entities uniting?"
At this mont, Jack Morgan appeared increasingly weathered.
Witnessing this, George Whitney quickly responded: "I believe that under your leadership, Morgan certainly can!"
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