Shanghai ultimatum

Key words in the movie: financial crisis, business war

Interpretation of key words: mall survival rules, business rules and morality

On the eve of the 2008 financial crisis, Goldman Sachs Group became the big winner of the financial crisis by passing on the crisis. Goldman Sachs Group's divine operation can be called a guide to the survival of the financial crisis. The film "Shanghai ultimatum" is based on the Goldman Sachs Group incident.

On the eve of the financial crisis, an investment bank analyst on Wall Street found that the subprime mortgage assets on the company's books were at great risk, and that a devaluation would lead to the bankruptcy of the company.

The top executives of the company met overnight to work out a plan to break the bottom line and sell worthless assets to unwitting peers and customers in an unprofessional manner within one day, and finally resolve the crisis. Although the investment bank dodged a bullet, the act of turning its back on its clients is also the greatest torture of human nature, and has caused a great deal of debate within the company.

Is there any violation of the behavior of the investment bank? How to strike a balance between business rules and morality? In this episode, Dennis will give his own answer.

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