ass, wr. wb.
salam sejahtera....
beberapa waktu yang lalu berita perbank-an indonesia menyita banyak waktu
baca media.
namun penyelesaiannya kok nggak jelas gitu ya?
nah, pagi ini ada berita manca negara tentang pada bunuh-dirinya (gantung
diri, ngendhat tali murdo) pimpinan bank jepang yang sedang diinvestigasi
pemerintahnya. (berita dipaste-kan di bawah)
yaaah seandainya budaya "daripada berputih mata lebih baik berkalang tanah"
ini dimiliki sebagian saja oleh bangsa besar indonesia, kira-kira laku kali
tuh tali rafia atau tali kolor untuk gantung diri ya?
paling tidak dasi deeh....
Wassalam,
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07:29 AM ET 05/06/99
Ex-Japanese Banker Hangs Himself
Ex-Japanese Banker Hangs Himself
By CHESTER DAWSON=
Associated Press Writer=
TOKYO (AP) _ A former executive of an insolvent Japanese bank
under investigation by the government was found hanged in his Tokyo
hotel room today, police said.
Takashi Uehara, 59, a former vice president of the Long-Term
Credit Bank of Japan, apparently killed himself late Wednesday or
early today, Tokyo police spokesman Katsuzo Konno said.
Uehara left a suicide note to his wife, but police did not
reveal the note's contents. He was the latest of several senior
corporate or government officials to commit suicide amid a series
of scandals in the past two years.
The bank, once a pillar of Japan's postwar financial system, was
nationalized last year. The bank sought the government takeover in
October when regulators said its liabilities exceeded its assets.
The takeover _ the first nationalization of a Japanese bank
since World War II _ avoided a full-scale collapse of LTCB, which
would have further eroded confidence in Japan's banking system and
shaken world markets.
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.
Calls to the Tokyo District Prosecutors Office were not answered
late today.
The bank had denied rumors it was insolvent before the takeover,
but it is suspected of having failed to disclose the full extent of
its bad loan problem. These loans, many of which were extended
during a speculative boom in the late 1980s, mushroomed as the
Japanese economy deteriorated in recent years.
Uehara was demoted from vice president to director to take the
blame for the bank's troubles and then quit the bank in November.
He had served a stint in the bank's New York office after joining
the LTCB in 1964 upon graduating from prestigious Tokyo University.
The bank issued a statement today expressing condolences to
Uehara's family.
A former chairman of Dai-Ichi Kangyo Bank Ltd. who faced
questioning by prosecutors about the bank's alleged payoffs to
racketeers hanged himself in mid-1997. Early last year, a member of
Parliament committed suicide to avoid arrest for allegedly taking
bribes from a brokerage.
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