"Okay! Okay! I have to go back!" Jingcun waved his hand after enjoying afternoon tea, then got up and left.

This old employee of the service department has always been willing to spend his time on himself. Today I came down to talk to these two young people about the past of the bank’s senior management, which is an exception.

Watari wanted to hold Imura and let him talk more, but unfortunately he couldn't hold it.

The two had to look at Jingcun's back and disappeared like this.

"Hanzawa, what are you going to do now?" said Watanabe.

Hamanzawa also had a preliminary idea when he listened to the story of Jingcun just now.

The Yoshizawa Trust project is full of weirdness. Maybe it is really a retaliation plan by the original industry faction to the original Tokyo faction.

Looking back at the board meeting before, President Nakano said that he had nothing to do with the Yoshizawa project, this seems to be understandable.

If Yoshizawa Trust is conceived as a frame-up by the president of the original industry party, it seems that President Nakano's reaction will be understandable.

"I care a little about the one named Eriko." Hanzawa said.

"No! Hanzawa! Although Imura is an old man from the service department, he may not be reliable. Do you really believe what he said about Eriko and the revenge plan of the original industry faction?!" Watari couldn't help but say.

Watari believes in the factional struggle of the Tokyo Central Bank mentioned earlier in Inmura.

But when it comes to Eriko, the revenge part seems to be unreasonable conjectures and conjectures to Watari.

Hanzawa shook his head and said, "I don't think the incident at Yoshizawa Trust is that simple."

The deputy director of the business department made this judgment with his reason.

He asked a friend he knew and asked why the Finance Department discovered the problem with the Yoshizawa Trust project this time.

The reply I received actually had a mysterious letter of reporting that Yoshizawa Trust assisted the Tokyo Central Bank in false outgoing operations.

This will be very interesting.

It is obviously impossible for outsiders to know about such hidden things.

This must be an internal report.

Either it is an insider of Yoshizawa Trust or an insider of the Central Bank of Tokyo.

Considering the intensity of the current factional struggle in banks, it may be possible that someone from the original industry faction reported it.

"Hanzawa!" said Watari, "How can you have so much time to investigate Eriko now?! There are two weeks left, and the deadline is coming! Can you find a person who has been away from the bank for more than ten years help the current case?"

Watanabe has always been a pragmatic person.

Tracing the truth of the matter has never been a pragmatic approach.

Because no one cares about the truth.

The most important thing is interests and relationships.

"I read the information about Yoshizawa Trust all night last night," Hanzawa said. "The business relationship between Yoshizawa Trust and the Tokyo Central Bank is even more complicated and entangled than I thought. This will definitely not be so simple."

"It is because it's not simple, don't waste time checking." Watanabe advised with kind words.

He really didn't want to see Hanze at this time, and wasting his precious time on "tracking the truth".

Bank personnel decisions never require truth.

"I will arrange for my trusted subordinates to check the relationship between Shirai and Eriko," Hanzawa said. "In the bank archives in the suburbs, there should be project information from the Eriko period. If I really take some time to check, I believe that the past connection between Shirai and Eriko should be found soon."

"I will go after Yoshizawa Trust on my own. If the troops are divided into two groups, I believe there should be a preliminary result in the near future."

"Hanzawa, you are really a naive guy." Watari had to give up when he saw Hanzawa not moving. He knew that this friend would not change once he made up his mind to do something.

I can only wish you good luck to Hanze.

To be honest, although Watanabe is pragmatic, he also hopes that more people like Hanzawa can get better in the bank.

"I'm very grateful for you." Hanzawa said.

Soon, the two of them parted in the cafe...

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Hanzawa returned to the second department of business and briefly explained his daily affairs, he went downstairs and went out. This afternoon, he was going to Yoshizawa Trust to find out what was going on.

I came to the underground parking lot of the headquarters, pressed the car key, and got on the car.

Hanzawa placed a stack of documents on the co-pilot.

After a night of reading yesterday, he believed based on the intuition of a banker that the projects in Yoshizawa Trust should be more than "false out of the bill".

Soon, he discovered problems in another project of the Tokyo Central Bank and Yoshizawa Trust.

It was originally a project to invest in coal and minerals.

However, through the investigation of the project information documents, Hanze found that the bank funds did not flow to the coal project in the end. Instead, they flowed to an investment plan for commercial real estate.

In recent years, the Financial Department has strictly controlled banks to invest in real estate.

Because of the land prices and housing prices in Tokyo are rising very rapidly, many banks are lending in a rolling manner.

That is, take the land and property to mortgage it and exchange it for a loan.

Then take the loan to buy land and property.

This cycle continues, step on your left foot and right foot.

The Finance Department is very vigilant about such loans with left-handed and right-handed, and is often the focus of inspection.

However, banks are unwilling to let go of hot real estate. Therefore, a method of evading supervision was to invest in projects A, B, C, and D. In fact, all the money from these projects went to real estate in the end.

This is the case with this coal mine project of Yoshizawa Trust.

The money released by the bank eventually flowed to commercial real estate in Tokyo.

Hanze also read the information specially.

The funds flowed to a project called Aobatai Apartment.

Hanzawa has an impression of this apartment. Previously, it was a property that many celebrities in Tokyo were sought after. Especially the way it holds the property rights of a house through overseas trusts is a refreshing operation.

However, the funds that should have been used to invest in coal minerals flowed to the Qingyetai Apartment project.

This is a violation.

Hanzawa carefully looked at the bank's project information. The Tokyo Central Bank did a good job and would not be implicated. According to these evidence materials, the responsibility can be pushed to Yoshizawa Trust, saying that they have privately changed the use of funds.

Hanzawa decided to come to the door and use this illegal project to pry open the mouth of Yoshizawa Trust.

After thinking about the strategy, Hanze did not hesitate too much.
Chapter completed!