Rebirth Tokyo 1986

Chapter 118: Tacit Understanding

Although investment banking is an industry with high barriers to entry in the financial field, it is still not as good as hedge funds.

Of course, this also has to do with scale.

Large hedge funds have at most a few hundred people, while large investment banks have tens of thousands of people.

Since the number of people required is small, we will naturally strive for excellence.

After making a big profit, the employees only need to consider how much the bonus will be, but the president Masato Takeshita has a lot more things to think about.

He called the three deputies he had poached from Yamaichi Securities into his office and began to convey the latest instructions.

“账户上的钱不能停，3倍配资模式，全仓押注地产股和金融股。野村证券300亿、兴业银行300亿、第一劝业银行200亿、住友银行200亿……”

"Hi!"

Financial stocks and real estate stocks do not have the opportunity to skyrocket several times in a short period of time like NTT. In order to ensure the safety of his funds, Masato Takeshita naturally chose a more reasonable diversified investment model.

This way, whether buying or selling, the handover will be simpler and more convenient.

However, considering the need for loans, he did not disperse the equity too much.

The minimum amount of funds for each account is basically 30 billion yen.

One part is used to invest in stocks, and the other part is used as margin to maintain a position.

If we really encounter unknown fluctuations, we will have sufficient risk resistance.

"Well, go ahead and do your work. Kikuno-san will stay here for now."

"Yes, President!"

Takamasa Kamoto and Masao Nagasawa bowed deeply and respectfully, then left the office slowly and carefully like new clerks.

After the battle with NTT, the two were completely convinced by their own president.

It is estimated that when the NTT stock market crash breaks out in April, the two will regard Masato Takeshita as a god.

Although the financial sector has the largest number of highly educated talents, it is also the most superstitious industry.

Successful people are easily imitated and admired by others.

After watching the two leave, Takeshita Masato said bluntly: "It's like this, Kikuno-san. I hope you can inadvertently leak the fact that the company made more than 1000 billion yen by manipulating NTT stocks to the media or wealthy groups."

Shinji Kikuno is the smartest of the three and has the demeanor of an old fox.

If he had not been so stubborn, he would have become a heavyweight leader in Yamaichi Securities.

He immediately understood his president's intention and replied confidently, "I understand. I will do it. Please rest assured, President."

"Well, hurry up."

"Yes, President!"

If the profits of the Rat are exposed earlier, the Ox Fund can be established earlier, thus making more money.

Masato Takeshita is already a little impatient.

Shinji Kikuno did not take the initiative to find his media friends so as not to make his intentions too obvious.

He planned to complete the task in a simpler way - by making anonymous phone calls to reveal the information.

"Is it the Nihon Keizai Shimbun?"

"Yes, may I ask who you are?"

Kikuno Shinji did not give a direct answer, but continued to speak in a pinched voice: "Call me Mr. A. I have a tip about the Rat Fund. How much can you pay?"

"It depends on the value of your information, Mr. A. If it is very valuable, our company can give you up to 10 million yen."

The Nihon Keizai Shimbun is Japan's largest financial newspaper. More than half of its readers are highly educated and pay close attention to all aspects of the domestic economy.

The Rat Fund is almost equivalent to Japan's first formal hedge fund. The Japanese Economic News considers it to be very valuable, so they are willing to give high compensation. "Okay, I wonder how much the news that the Rat Fund made a profit of more than 1000 billion is worth?"

"Making a profit of more than 1000 billion, is that true?"

The person who answered the call couldn't believe it and asked again subconsciously.

Kikuno Shinji raised his voice and said, "Of course! I have a friend who is a regular employee of the Rat Fund. He said that this time the company's dividend bonus is enough to buy a house in Tokyo."

"An apartment?"

"Yes, it's a house."

House prices in Tokyo are rising steadily, and most workers in Tokyo can no longer afford to buy a house in Tokyo.

The animation Crayon Shin-chan illustrates this point very well. As a section chief in a large company, Hiroshi Nohara can only buy a house in Saitama Prefecture near Tokyo.

Shinji Kikuno did not mention the specific amount of the bonus, but directly said that the dividends were enough to buy a house.

For ordinary people, the impact is far greater than the number of tens of millions.

"Sorry, please wait a moment. I will report to my supervisor immediately."

The girl was just an operator, she could make her own decisions on small matters. This time, she might spend several million on purchasing, so she needed to communicate with higher-level leaders.

"Well, let's go."

Shinji Kikuno did not make things difficult for the little girl, and even hoped that the girl would go over there sooner.

I kept pinching my throat when speaking, and I felt a little uncomfortable.

Soon, the editor-in-chief who could make the decision answered the phone.

"Hello Mr. A, can this message be guaranteed?"

Kikuno Shinji deliberately acted very impatient and said unhappily: "Are you doubting me? I heard this myself. Do you want to make a deal? If you continue like this, I will go to Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun."

Asahi Shimbun and Yomiuri Shimbun are the top two newspapers in Japan and have a very large influence in Japan.

These two media outlets are also the most willing to pay, and therefore often create big news that shocks Japan.

"Mr. A, I'm very sorry! Once the news is verified, we will complete the exclusive acquisition with a minimum price of 200 million and a maximum price of 500 million."

Hearing that the person on the other end of the phone was eager to get down on his feet to show his sincerity, Kikuno Shinji stopped.

"Okay, here's what's going on..."

He quickly told them all the inside information about the Rat Fund's profits.

Of course, in order to deliberately blur the line between himself, he did not explain it in too much detail, and it was rather vague, and it seemed more like a conclusion drawn by an outsider who deliberately used alcohol to trick people into believing in him.

"Okay, Mr. A, thank you very much. As soon as we verify the information, we will remit your payment immediately."

"Ah, I still have to wait for your verification. You don't want to get it for free, do you?"

"That's impossible. Our company attaches great importance to reputation."

No media outlet dares not to pay whistleblowers. If they do, their competitors will definitely be delighted.

Once such a thing is exposed, this news agency will almost lose its civilian news channel.

No one dares to take such a risk, especially the Japanese who treat the company as their home.

"Okay, I'll trust you for a while. Hurry up over there, I'm still waiting for the money."

If you want to act, you have to do it completely. Shinji Kikuno deliberately acted like he was very short of money, so that the matter seemed more real.

Seeing her boss hang up the phone, the girl asked curiously, "Editor-in-Chief Miura, is it true that the reward can buy a house?"

(End of this chapter)