Jerome Bonaparte and Emile Pereire discussed the company's operations and equity structure for nearly half an hour before finalizing the tone.
The bank financed by Emile Pereire would invest 2 million francs to acquire a state-owned arms company in Paris. Jerome Bonaparte, in return, would hold 51% of the shares through technological investment, thereby becoming the company's absolute controlling shareholder, while the company's operations would be managed by Jewish professional managers.
In terms of company operations, Jews were undoubtedly top figures in all of France, even all of Europe. Jerome Bonaparte was also not worried that the company would be seized by the Jews, as Jews in this era were still a persecuted group.
