"The Hidden Rules of Finance" tells the story of the fortune from the ancient Rothschild family to Seligman. Can people find that in that era, striving to be the agent of the powerful was an important way to gain wealth? As a precious metal currency, has gold ever triggered a competition for financial power among many different classes? What does the law mean to financiers? Is it a tight spell on the head, or a piece of paper? The war swallowed up many innocent lives, but made batch after batch of conspirators with ulterior motives rich? How deep is the water for commercial mergers and acquisitions? "Financial Hidden Rules" is published by Enterprise Management Press. Cui Yanmin, author's affiliation: Ocean University of China. A doctoral candidate at Ocean University of China, currently working at Qingdao University. He once served as director, financial director and general manager of Qingdao King King Applied Chemical Co., Ltd., A listed company, and director and chief accountant of Shandong Tai'an Daizong Accounting Firm. Master of Management from the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Chinese Certified Public Accountant, China Securities Chartered Accountant, Chinese Certified Asset Appraiser, and Senior Accountant. Committed to studying the international credit system and corporate capital and management operations.
Reader comments
This book revealed some of the underlying rules and secrets of the financial world and gave me a deeper understanding of the relationship between money and power. Thinking of some friends around me who are working hard to make money for their dreams, I feel that this book can not only help us understand the operation of the financial industry, but also remind us to keep a clear mind in the pursuit of wealth and not to be swayed by unspoken rules. Worth reading!
This book revealed some of the underlying rules and secrets of the financial world and gave me a deeper understanding of the relationship between money and power. Thinking of some friends around me who are working hard to make money for their dreams, I feel that this book can not only help us understand the operation of the financial industry, but also remind us to keep a clear mind in the pursuit of wealth and not to be swayed by unspoken rules. Worth reading!