The situation's changes directly affected everyone's judgments. As a consequence, the Near East Development Bank's cash flow continued to decrease, and Hudson had already invested multiple times to support the bank's liquidity.
Not only did he tap into his own treasury, but he also managed to draw out the treasuries of Maxim and Belsden.
Unlike other customers' savings, the money from Maxim and Belsden accrued interest at the same rate as the bank's external loans.
With such diligent efforts to secure deposits, the total amount of currency in the Near East Development Bank's treasury was barely over four million Gold Coins, while the loans granted had soared to over eighteen million.
Having experienced high leverage rates in a previous life, Hudson was able to accept this, but Baron Rudolf, the bank manager, was nearly frightened to tears.
