Carlo also didn't expect to solve most of his long-standing funding issues after coming to Italy.
With this funding, the expansion of steel mills and other factories over the next few years should not worry about funding issues.
The Spanish Government also hopes to borrow a batch of loans from Italian bankers, and there won't be too harsh additional conditions. This is already quite a good outcome.
If those officials can't obtain loans from Italian bankers, then other countries basically shouldn't count on it.
Because these bankers are willing to lend the money because they can earn enough interest as income through the loans and also make a fortune with some extra conditions.
Here in Italy, with Carlo's connections, Italian bankers shouldn't ask for too much, and Emanuele II wouldn't let those bankers set excessively harsh conditions.
