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  • LTCB president Katsunobu Onogi and two executive vice presidents were arrested in June 1999 on charges of reporting false profits and authorizing illegal dividends.
  • Investigators on Thursday raided the headquarters of a failed Japanese bank for evidence that its former management concealed bad loans and paid illegal dividends.
  • Three former top executives of Yaohan Japan Corp . supermarket chain operator were arrested Monday on suspicion of falsifying financial reports and paying illegal dividends.
  • Investigators arrested three former executives of a failed Japanese bank Thursday and searched the company's headquarters for evidence of concealed bad loans and illegal dividend payments.
  • Prosecutors had questioned Uehara about suspicions that he was involved in the bank's alleged payment of illegal dividends to shareholders and falsification of the bank's financial statements, Kyodo reported.
  • In November, last year, three former top executives, including a former Yaohan president, Terumasa Wada, were arrested on charges of falsifying financial reports and paying illegal dividends to shareholders.
  • Kyodo reported that prosecutors had questioned Uehara about suspicions that he was involved in the bank's alleged payment of illegal dividends to shareholders and falsification of the bank's financial statements.
  • TOKYO ( AP ) _ Investigators arrested three former executives of a failed Japanese bank Thursday and searched the company's headquarters for evidence of concealed bad loans and illegal dividend payments.
  • Prosecutors had questioned Uehara about suspicions he was involved in the alleged falsification of the bank's financial statements and payment of illegal dividends to shareholders based on non-existent profits, media reports said.
  • Prosecutors had questioned Uehara about suspicions he was involved in the falsification of the bank's financial statements and alleged payment of illegal dividends to shareholders based on non-existent profits, media reports said.
  • The company's current management sued 19 former executives to recoup a $ 24.5 million loss from a fake deal involving a firm related to Sogo; a $ 61.3 million loss from a failed department store project in Turkey; and a $ 16.3 million loss through illegal dividend payments.
  • The payments came shortly after the Bank of Japan had informed LTCB that 70 percent of its 2.79 trillion yen ( dlrs 24 billion ) in loans to affiliates had gone sour, placing the bank in danger of collapsing, said the Yomiuri, Japan's largest daily . ( JAPAN-ILLEGAL DIVIDENDS)
  • The payments came shortly after the Bank of Japan had informed LTCB that 70 percent of its 2 . 79 trillion yen ( dlrs 24 billion ) in loans to affiliates had gone sour, placing the bank in danger of collapsing, said the Yomiuri, Japan's largest daily . ( JAPAN-ILLEGAL DIVIDENDS)
  • The company's management sued 19 former executives to recoup a total of $ 102.27 million in compensation for losses including losses of $ 24.5 million from a fake deal involving a firm related to Sogo; $ 61.3 million from a failed department store project in Turkey, and $ 16.3 million through illegal dividend payments.
  • The company's current management sued 19 former executives to recoup a $ 24 . 5 million loss from a fake deal involving a firm related to Sogo; a $ 61 . 3 million loss from a failed department store project in Turkey; and a $ 16 . 3 million loss through illegal dividend payments.
  • The company's management sued 19 former executives to recoup a total of $ 102 . 27 million in compensation for losses including losses of $ 24 . 5 million from a fake deal involving a firm related to Sogo; $ 61 . 3 million from a failed department store project in Turkey, and $ 16 . 3 million through illegal dividend payments.