Nah, that's 100% Glomgold. He is now the world's richest duck, and, back when he was second richest, still had a total net worth (as listed in his first apperance) of "over one multiplujillion and nine obsquatumatillion". Look at that money bin and then consider that's not even all. And going off Scrooge, former World's Richest Duck, well...Scrooge once said that, if he lost a billion per minute, he'd be broke after 600 years, which gives him a net worth of 315 quadrillion dollars. One line in the 2017 Ducktales implies a net worth of 333 trillion. And, in Life and Times of Scrooge McDuck, we're at Five multiplujillion, nine impossibidillion, seven fantasticatrillion dollars...And sixteen cents. All of these estimates are an order of magnitude or more above any real world rich person and, in fact, a couple of them uses numbers that don't, technically speaking, exist, so Scrooge's wealth appears to defy numbers themselves. Given that precedent, we can assume Glomgold's wealth is equally horrifically impossibly large. My bet, mechanically, is that Glomgold is always assumed to HAVE enough money...But has a trait that prevents him from spending too much at once, perhaps a penalty if he spends funds on an action that fails to make a sufficient return and/or an inability to spend funds at all on actions that don't at least give the possibility of return. But, point is, Glomgold is 100% the richest bastard on the corporate board.
Lizzy and the Undergrounds may have thoughts on that, and I don't know if we know how to do that.
