Along the way, capital has successively eaten tens of billions of dollars of subprime loans from investment banks such as Merrill Lynch, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae and Citigroup, and also acquired financial institutions such as IKB, a German loan bank, and robbed many high-growth enterprises with short funds at low prices.

On Wall Street, they are called "vultures". Lone Star Funds, a well-known PE fund in the United States, has assets exceeding $654.38+05 billion, which can indirectly incite the investment quota of $654.38+00 billion. It is one of the representatives of Wall Street vultures. Their eyes are sharp and their minions are sharp, and they can always find bargains with unexpected prices in hundreds of billions of dollars of financial bad debts.