Rebirth: Super Banking System Chapter 2356 - 2196: Rules

In that instant.

The elder sensed his disorientation hadn't lasted just a decade, but closer to fifty years. The world had transformed dramatically, demanding his quick adjustment.

Fortunately.

Amid all the shifts.

The DuPont clan stayed thriving.

Affluent.

Prominent.

Dominant.

It remained among the top global conglomerates, which sufficed. Waking to discover the family crumbled from prominence to decay would have spelled real trouble.

Presently.

It resembled a fresh start.

All aspects.

Appeared improved from before his blackout, even with lingering mysteries, yet no fear loomed over the Dupont lineage's prestige fading.

"Soon as I can move about, I'll explore spots across Myanmar."

"Sure."

"The healthcare tech around here looks solid; if feasible, snag some scenic terrain, erect a grand estate, and maybe drop by now and then."

The elder whispered softly.

Upon hearing that.

His offspring gave a bitter grin.

"I'll do what I can."

"Eh?"

Acquiring property.

And it demands striving?

Realizing the confusion.

He hastened to clarify:

"Right now, Myanmar bars land sales to foreign individuals for personal builds, mostly due to past folks pulling shady stunts here."

"So."

"Businesses."

"Property deals."

"Banking."

"These fields face strict clamps, with land under state control. Via normal routes, grabbing an idyllic location proves impossible; we can only grab a ready-made residence."

"That said, we could check with Gitti, though our ties to Gitti stay under wraps, and singling us out for favors might draw unwanted eyes."

"I see."

The elder acknowledged with a nod, "Fine then, we'll settle for a villa."

Considering it.

He found it intriguing; his interest in this land burned bright, particularly regarding Ling, despite his son's mention of Gitti pulling strings—Ling held the official reins.

At minimum.

His skills stood beyond doubt.

"Got it."

Residences.

Prove simpler to obtain; Yangon's new district lacks them, yet Delin Province offers options, not quite estate-scale, but sizable ones exist.

Valued at a hundred million.

That would match his father's standing.

...

On the outside.

Reports of Myanmar's GDP surge keep bubbling up, sparking envy, resentment, and spite in many, though sincere well-wishes flow too, especially from nations with tied stakes.

In Africa.

Member nations of the World Organization nearly all sent cheers.

Straightforward reason.

Myanmar's success.

Means bigger gains for them, via investments or credits—they adore it; before, securing funds was a nightmare.

Broke.

Need to borrow.

From where?

The West?

Ha!

Their haughtiness, that demeanor—they couldn't shake it off, and even swallowing the pride often led to empty hands anyway.

Plus.

Turn to the IMF.

Approach the World Bank.

Fine!

But brace for a stack of agreements, with audits dragging three to five years routinely. These bodies act like saviors, yet their hidden terms bite deep.

It risks everything.

Today.

Myanmar steps up with open-handed options; nobody craves loans yanked away, sinking back into poverty—a robust Myanmar economy delivers true relief.

Looking back.

Emotions swell.

The year 2010 dawned.

Hence.

Fresh credit lines... numerous nations, latching onto Myanmar's upbeat news, hurried to phone congratulations, then slyly probed for borrowings.

Immediately.

Replies poured in.

"Credit!"

"All at once."

"Nations exceeding last year's benchmarks get a ten percent boost."

Abruptly.

Joy erupted.

Ten percent.

Over such vast funding pools, it packs a punch; the benchmarks? They're well-known—this marks Myanmar's rating of borrower states.

Various initiatives.

Public assets.

Regulations.

Business climate.

Borrowing levels.

...

Tons of factors, intricate overall, but nailing core elements keeps scores safe—no drop below par; central among them is borrowing levels.

Say.

This year, they snag three billion from Myanmar.

Good.

Gaining confidence.

Then chase another three billion from Euro-American lenders, but the treasury can't handle that debt swell, so standards flop.

Craving more from Myanmar.

Ha!

Tough luck!

They won't deny entirely—saving face at least—but slashes over fifty percent hit, dipping as low as five.

Bottom line.

An odd policy takes shape.

Borrowing from Myanmar.

Leaves ratings untouched.

Yet.

Tapping other nations... after hard lessons, they've learned the hard way; actually, they welcome this twist.

Truth be told.

Given their plight, scraping funds from Europe and America grates too much—who'd stomach those attitudes; as for the once-sweet-talking World Bank and kin.

Ha!

Begone.

Scrutinize.

Scrutinize away; we'll fund elsewhere, at softer rates.

...

Inside the country, tranquility reigns.

Regarding 2010's lending goals, Kan Qin brimmed with thrill too—a ten percent uptick signals over five hundred billion in loans this year.

In Asia Dollars.

Truthfully... it's substantial, yet like pouring into infrastructure, it fuels money flow; merely stretching the stride a bit further.

No.

Far beyond a bit.

This amounts to a bold vault; without a firm launch, it'll snap with a 'crack!'—that launch being the currency's strength, were it not for the Central Bank's near three thousand tons of gold.

He'd toss and turn sleepless.

Should mishaps strike.

Snap!

Value plummets, economy reels, and good thing the prior purge swept out disruptive foreign funds.

Currently.

Domestic woes fixed, finances secured, products moving briskly, plus holding a hundred billion USD in reserves, he rests easy.

These funds.

Extended out.

Cycle back.

If directed abroad, Kan Qin might fret over defaults, but most pour into Huaxia, returning via purchases of Myanmar wares.

Therefore.

Provided this partner holds steady.

Rivals.

Stand zero chance of toppling the Asia Dollar's base.

...

Before long.

The word spread.

First look.

Folks' lips curled in disbelief.

"Wealthy!"

"Filthy rich! Reckless!"

"Myanmar's gone wild, tossing billions in loans like candy—it's outrageously loaded, endearingly daft!"

"Spot on!"

"Raking in cash, not hoarding it, uplifting others—this bold vibe, undaunted; Myanmar's proving through deeds how to brighten the globe."

"Alas!"

"Envy!"

"..."

Amid the chorus of acclaim, across these years, Myanmar's aid ventures have sprouted in countless lands, truly elevating its stature and garnering deep regard.

Millions voice support.

Similarly.

Jealous souls abound. No rivals, no sting; as Myanmar lavished Africa, Europe drew the ire.

Back then.

For ages, Europe gripped Africa in colonial chains.

In the end.

They withdrew, bequeathing only destitution, stagnation, and turmoil. No reparations followed, just luxury at home.

Keep exploiting remotely.

Once.

All played the helpless role, but now a 'benevolent hero' emerges, casting European powers as mere bandit crews.

Deeper the reflection.

Fiercer the rage.