Donnie seriously reviewed the list of company nas and found two familiar faces, naly Goldman Sachs and rrill, these two companies.
However, both companies were not yet at their peak at this ti.
Goldman Sachs had just completed its transformation at the beginning of the 20th century, beginning to engage in stock underwriting, which brought Goldman Sachs into the investnt banking sector. However, what truly made Goldman Sachs famous was in 1906 when it helped the United States retail company Sears Roebuck issue the largest IPO in Arican history to date.
At that ti, the market value of Sears Roebuck was 40 million US Dollars!
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As for rrill, it was focusing more on the Arican film industry at this ti, and rrill's first partner, Edmund Lynch, beca a director of Paramount Company.
Later, as talkies began to erge, rrill ultimately decided to sell Paramount Company to Joseph Kennedy in 1926, who was the father of John Kennedy, who would later beco the President of the United States.
But regardless, at this current ti, these two companies could still only be considered mid-tier investnt firms on Wall Street.
Such companies could not possibly reach the top on ABC at this ti.
"Why include these two companies?"
Donnie asked, pointing to the nas of these two companies, to Mashang Evans.
After confirming the nas of Goldman Sachs and rrill, Evans spoke, "After Goldman Sachs completed the IPO for Sears Roebuck, it has been developing in this area. Though not very famous on Wall Street, I believe this company has great potential.
rrill has an excellent reputation, always emphasizing to their clients—whatever they recomnd to clients, they would buy themselves.
Also, after talking to their sales team, I learned that rrill's corporate culture is to oppose inducing clients to shift from investnt to speculation... They believe that every sale they make will affect the client's trust in us... And they see this as their most precious asset.
While ABC's listing shouldn't have any problems, I think if our partners are such reputation-conscious companies, it will also gain us more trust!"
Evans' response made Donnie see him in a new light, knowing that before this, Donnie had been looking for the right person to succeed Evans's position.
"Very well, if that's the case, then let's go with these two companies. Also, send out an invitation under my na to Seymour Sachs and Charles rrill, saying I would like to invite them to dinner!"
Seymour Sachs was the current chairman of Goldman Sachs, whose father-in-law Marcus Goldman founded the company, and Seymour Sachs beca the first partner of Goldman Sachs.
After the death of Marcus Goldman, he handed over his company to his son, Henry Goldman, but by that ti, Seymour Sachs had already established his authority at Goldman Sachs.
After Henry Goldman inherited Goldman Sachs, he had been contending with Seymour Sachs for the ownership of Goldman Sachs.
During World War I, Henry Goldman made an unforgivable mistake.
The Goldman family was of German descent. At the ti, Henry Goldman publicly supported Germany's decision to wage war and refused to participate in loan conferences that all Arican banks were supporting for England and France.
This decision caused severe damage to Goldman Sachs's reputation and its overseas business, becoming an unbearable burden for Goldman Sachs Company.
This also gave Sloan an opportunity, as he had clearly expressed his support for the United States at the start of World War I.
Eventually, through Sloan's maneuvering, Henry Goldman was forced to leave Goldman Sachs in disgrace, and at this ti, Seymour Sachs beca the president of Goldman Sachs.
The schism between the Goldman and Sachs families resulted in the two sides not having any contact for over a hundred years to co!
Charles rrill was the founder of rrill, who was an obscure baseball player before entering the finance industry. At the age of 21, he chose to retire and then went to New York to join Bole Company to learn about finance. During this period, he t Edmund Lynch, rrill's first partner, at the YMCA.
In 1914, Charles rrill left Bole Company to found the precursor of rrill, and within less than four months, he brought Edmund Lynch to the company, afterwards renaming it rrill.
After hearing Donnie's decision, Mashang Evans imdiately showed an excited expression, saying, "Okay!"
Soon, Donnie t with the two of them.
Seymour Sachs was already a septuagenarian with bright eyes and steady steps.
Charles rrill was much younger, exactly half the age of Seymour Sachs at thirty-five, which is a man's pri. Charles rrill was still a handso man with thick eyebrows, large eyes, and impeccably grood hair!
Sitting with them in ABC's conference room, Donnie smiled and said, "I have no objections to cooperating with your two companies, but before that, I hope to reach another cooperation with you both!"
The expressions of Seymour Sachs and Charles rrill showed a hint of confusion as they had thought that this invitation from Donnie was more to discuss the details of cooperation.
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