This is the minimum interest rate set by the shareholder meeting, with representatives of the Royal Chamber of Commerce personally participating in the vote; naturally, it cannot be said that Hudson is not considerate.
The Royal Family has become a loan client, so there are even more Noble Lords applying for loans. Some major Clans, even if they are not short of funds, still need loans for their branches in the Northern Border and Near East.
In the absence of valuable collateral, it's common for them to secure loans with guarantees from their main family.
It seemed as if overnight, the Near East Development Bank became the Kingdom's major creditor. This kind of bubble-like growth terrified Hudson, who quickly hit the brakes.
Being everyone's creditor may seem like a path to "prosperity" is bright, but such outcomes are usually not very good.
