Tokyo Barrister: Start the law firm bankruptcy

Chapter 710: War Reignites

A few days later, in the morning, at the Central Bank of Tokyo.

"Vice Minister Hanzawa, I will report to the board of directors shortly."

Many people from the Second Sales Department gathered around Hanzawa. There were only two weeks left before the Financial Services Agency required the submission of Yoshizawa Trust Project information.

The Tokyo Central Bank needs to check the information collected by Hanzawa in advance today to see whether the documents submitted to the Financial Services Agency need to be adjusted or modified.

Originally, when investigating the Yoshizawa Trust, Hanzawa had asked several of his close subordinates to participate in the investigation.

But since Hanzawa found out that the investigation was actually against President Nakano, he asked his subordinates to withdraw from the investigation, leaving him alone to fight. Hanzawa knew that if his subordinates were also involved in the investigation of President Nakano, their careers as bankers would inevitably be greatly affected.

There was a pile of documents on the table.

The document contained the relevant information about Yoshizawa Trust.

There is also the most critical issue of Fudan Real Estate’s loan project.

That is, Yoshizawa Trust is suspected of using the 300 billion yen to acquire the loan of Tokyo Central Bank's Fukuhata Real Estate through an asset management company called Pacific Fractal.

In the past few days, Hanzawa traced the relationship between Pacific Flytek and Yoshizawa Trust. It was basically confirmed that the two companies were connected. The evidence was very simple, that is, the business manager of Pacific Flytek and Yoshizawa Trust was the same person, a man named Tsuchida Ryuhei.

Hanzawa has not yet traced the Yoshizawa Trust.

But the evidence is already very clear.

At least for the Financial Services Agency.

This constitutes a key piece of evidence that proves the existence of a connection between Pacific Fractal and Yoshizawa Trust.

In this case, the whole incident became that in order to cover up the 300 billion yen bad loans of Fukufu Real Estate under his name, President Nakano used 300 billion yen of bank funds to inject capital into Yoshizawa Trust, and then Yoshizawa Trust used the 300 billion yen to buy back the bad loans of Fukufu Real Estate from the bank. This bad loan was "off the balance sheet".

The final outcome was to face the bank president.

Hanzawa couldn't have imagined that things would turn out like this.

The clock on the wall showed 10:12.

At exactly 10:30, the bank will hold a board meeting.

The content is to review the preliminary investigation results of the Yoshizawa Trust Project.

Right now, no one in the Tokyo Central Bank knows what information Hanzawa has.

Everything will be revealed at the board meeting.

Hanze was in a dilemma.

Is it necessary to disclose the matters involving President Nakano in public at the board meeting?

Or maybe it would be better to verify this with President Nakano in private.

Hanzawa was still undecided.

A bank is a place that really devours people.

As long as you stay in this place long enough, you will seem to fall into the abyss and be gradually assimilated.

But Hanzawa wants to change all that.

Yes, an idea that sounds extremely childish and stupid.

Previously, he had made Managing Director Yamato kneel down and apologize at a board meeting, which was already a strange story in the banking industry.

And now the president is being questioned at the board meeting.

This is probably going to be another explosive news.

How to do?

Finance is an industry that everyone seems to envy. People here are all dressed in suits and go in and out of luxurious office buildings every day. However, beneath the glamorous appearance, what is hidden is deception, struggle, betrayal, lies, and shamelessness.

The complexity of the conflicts of interest, the intrigues and conspiracies between factions make the so-called magnificent appearance look like a joke.

Hanze thought of a word——

honest.

Yes. When will the financial industry be able to pick up this word again?

When will people in this industry be able to be honest with each other?

Hanzawa was a little tired.

He is a straight-talking man, but he also knows how to be tactful at the right time.

Of course, Hanzawa has lied before.

Of course he has been smooth too.

Otherwise, he would not have been able to climb to the position of deputy director of the second business department of the head office.

After going through so much, Hanzawa began to doubt the meaning of his career as a banker. If in the end he was just repeating the same old tricks of power and deception, then what was the point of climbing up the career ladder?

I want to change.

And the starting point for changing all this——

You have to face everything honestly.

Even a bank president must face his own mistakes honestly.

Hanzawa held the documents in his hand and made the final decision.

There are less than 10 minutes left until the board meeting begins.

Hanzawa stood up and walked towards the elevator lobby.

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The head office's boardroom is on the second floor.

The red carpet with classical decoration stretches from the first floor of the lobby to the second floor, leading to the conference room, and has long become a unique symbol of the head office building.

Hanzawa stepped on the carpet with the documents in his hand.

I don’t know if it was due to the twists and turns of fate, but Hanzawa saw the figure of former managing director Yamatoda again at the end of the corridor.

Although Yamato's position as general manager was abolished, he was still a member of the bank's board of directors and could attend meetings. The former general manager certainly knew that this meeting was to review Hanzawa's investigation results. Therefore, Yamato also came to attend. For him, this board meeting was to appreciate the execution ground where Hanzawa was executed.

"Hanzawa-kun, how is the investigation into the Yoshizawa Trust going?" Yamato said with a sneer.

"You'll know it later." Banze said coldly.

"I hope you can explain the whole story to the board of directors later." Yamato said deliberately in a pretentious manner, "The future of our Tokyo Central Bank depends on you, Hanzawa!!!"

"We must thank the senior management headed by Managing Director Yamato. Thank you for your wise leadership in bringing the bank to its current situation!" Hanzawa responded sarcastically.

"Hmph!!" Yamato shouted angrily.

The bank clerk was about to move on when he was stopped by Yamatoda.

"Mr. Hanzawa, are you in such a hurry to go into the meeting room? I'm sorry, I have to tell you that only bank directors are qualified to go in directly. Bankers like you can only go in after getting instructions from the meeting!" Yamato raised his eyebrows.

This Yamato is really annoying! Hanzawa thought.

However, just as the former executive said, he really could only wait outside the meeting room.

Many bank directors entered the meeting room one after another. As everyone arrived, the door closed. The bank's top executives began to discuss the urgent matters of the Financial Services Agency's inspection of Yoshizawa Trust. The content of the meeting was confidential. No one knew what the bank's top executives were discussing.

Hanzawa was waiting in the corridor outside the meeting room.

Finally, after more than an hour, the door opened.

"Please ask Vice Minister Hanzawa to report on the Yoshizawa Trust."

(End of this chapter)