I encountered this situation in those days, which really embarrassed me! ! ! Hehe, I agree with "Miserable" and add that if you do it according to "Miserable" and the director insists, then you can do it and submit it for review, but when it comes to review (these people certainly didn't do it for nothing), you must truthfully explain the customer's situation, but you need to pay attention to strategy and not go too far. At this time, you look reluctant, wronged and euphemistic. You're just an errand boy. The censor will understand. Then this matter will naturally be pushed to your leadership and review. Let the audit leader communicate with your supervisor. If there is a problem with the loan, the bank will investigate the responsibility and bear the joint review responsibility.

But it's best not to go this far. According to "light sadness", it is the best policy to let the director give up his thoughts.