Insolvency trust case of Yamaichi Securities
Yamaichi Securities was once one of Japan's four largest brokerages. This is a case that symbolizes the collapse of the bubble economy in Japan. To maintain financial order and avoid its sudden collapse, the company had been granted a special loan from the Bank of Japan. Hideki Matsushima served as a bankruptcy trustee, completed the conversion of all the assets, including those overseas, and worked to reduce the loss of the special loan.
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