A Complete Guide To: Billion Dollar Whale

By Sapiens Library

A COMPLETE GUIDE TO: BILLION DOLLAR WHALE

 

MAIN THEORIES, CONCEPTS AND METHODS

 

You will learn the answers to the following questions based on the bestseller theories, concepts and ideas:

 

His Time At Harrow School Made Jho Low More Ambitious, Even Though He Already Belonged To A Wealthy Family?

Jho Low Began To Lie Compulsively To Pretend He Had A More Expensive Lifestyle?

Even If He Hated Socializing, Low Threw Great Parties And Saw Them As A Way To Invest In Influential Connections?

Low's First Truly Influential Relationships

Low's First Company?

Who Was Khaldoon Khalifa Al-Mubarak?

Low's First Attempts At Creating A New Sovereign Wealth Fund?

Low Finally Got The Luck He Was Looking For?

The Creation Of Malaysia Development Berhad?

Low Starts Plotting Big For His Own Benefit?

The First Steps Low Took To Start His Big Scam?

How Low Got His First $700 Million Stolen From 1mdb Into His Private Account?

Low Relied On His Own Improvisational Skills?

Low Went To The U.S. To Build An Empire Of Influence?

Low Got Involved In Show Business By Agreeing To Finance The Wolf Of Wall Street?

It Takes A Con Man To Recognize A Con Man?

Loose Ends Made The World Realize That Low Was A Con Artist?

The 1mdb Fraud Brought About A Social And Political Revolution In Malaysia?

Although Najib Had To Face Justice, Low Is Still At Large?

 

ABOUT THE BOOK

This reading describes the history of one of the most unethical and fraudulent financial schemes in the history of the world. As one could reasonably anticipate, it features the retelling of shady business activities, instances of corruption within the government, as well as the detailed and convoluted details of the protagonist's life narrative.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Nov 21, 2022

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INTRODUCTION

Jho Low, a Malaysian national, is a mysterious figure who became popular in the clubbing scenes of Las Vegas and New York City in late 2009. One could not help but wonder where Low was obtaining so much money to waste in a single night when he was surrounded by billionaires and eager to spend a cool $2 million at the baccarat tables. Low made a strong effect on many people and bewildered practically everyone who got to know him.

Wharton Business School, which is the oldest and most prestigious business school in the United States and is located in Pennsylvania, provides its aspirants with the necessary instruction to become powerful capitalists in exchange for a little more than $50,000 per year; in other words, the school provides a crash course in neoliberalism.

Jho Low was enrolled at the institution, but he never showed up for class. He was a mild-mannered young guy who thought himself an Asian prince. However, in order to pull off a master swindle, he required access to the richest families in the nation.

And, in point of fact, he was successful: the connections he made while working at the institution led to his introduction to the relatively unexplored world of oil money, corrupt state investment funds, and high-level financial transactions.

With the help of this parallel apprenticeship, he rose through the ranks to become the leader of a prosperous company with the stated mission of bettering the lives of Malaysians through various social development schemes. In reality, however, the company's sole purpose was to personally enrich Low so that he could take advantage of his connections with sheikhs and politicians.

It is difficult to believe all that took place after Low graduated and left Wharton. When he was just 28 years old, with no actual business experience, and in front of everyone's eyes, he perpetrated the largest scam of the century only a few years after he graduated from college. If you are interested in discovering, in a step-by-step fashion, how he accomplished it and what ultimately led to his being discovered, then you should read this.

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