Beihara didn't want to involve Miyagawa in front of her in her own affairs. Thinking about it, she had rashly followed Miyagawa to her father's place. Maybe, from the beginning, this decision was wrong. It would lead to unpredictable consequences.

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As they get along with each other in the law firm day by day, the relationship between the two gradually becomes deeper and deeper. There is no reason to involve her in the incident.

It's time to let her go.

Beihara thought so.

After the life-and-death gun battle in Kyoto, the scene where Yuuki was impaled by Eto with a shotgun is still vivid in my mind. In the end, the bloody scene of the Shinkansen collision was full of human remains. It was like purgatory on earth.

It was absolutely impossible for him to let Miyagawa in front of him experience this scene.

Beihara was about to refuse, but at this moment, Miyagawa's eyes met his and said:

"Are you afraid of implicating me, Beiyuan?"

"I can tell you that I have been involved." Miyagawa said coldly.

Kitahara was caught off guard when he heard what Miyagawa said. The girl in front of him suddenly said that she was also involved in this incident. What happened. Kitahara was a little unable to react for a moment. At the moment, he was still in trouble even after many investigations.

Being in a fog, there is very little information about the enemy.

Miyagawa looked at him, and after about ten seconds, he said: "It's my father. Something happened to my father's law firm. Kitahara, the first incident you encountered was the 500 million yen copper warehouse receipt.

Pledge event.”

The 500 million yen warehouse receipt pledge incident was the starting point for a series of changes in Kithara.

A large amount of copper materials stored at Wakasu Terminal in Tokyo Port disappeared.

The corresponding pledged warehouse receipt was stolen by Eto.

After painstaking investigation, Kitahara initially determined that this should be a circular pledge incident of copper materials. The copper materials should still be in a warehouse somewhere in Tokyo Bay. However, this batch of copper materials was repeatedly pledged to banks to obtain loans.

Someone should have forged false warehouse receipts for the same batch of copper materials that far exceeded the actual quantity of copper materials. The role played by Eto was to endorse these false warehouse receipts as a lawyer and assist the person behind the scenes in defrauding bank loans.

"There is something wrong with the factoring business of my father's law firm, and it is related to the copper warehouse receipt." Miyagawa said calmly.

This news was no less than a landmine suddenly exploding on the ground.

When the Tokyo Asset Supervision Bureau came to search Eto Law Firm for the first time, they specifically asked the Lawyers Association to endorse it. At that time, the vice president of the Tokyo Lawyers Association, Ikegami, as well as the directors of the Lawyers Association, and Miyagawa's father Imanishi were also present. Afterwards,

, Imanishi specially took the two people back to his law firm and taught them a lesson.

At that time, in order to confirm his view that the copper warehouse receipt pledge incident was a circular pledge, Kitahara specifically asked Imanishi whether the copper warehouse receipt pledge business was growing rapidly. At that time, Imanishi's answer was negative.

However, Kitahara soon noticed that the factoring business of Imanishi Law Firm was expanding rapidly, and it was the copper import and export trade activities that supported the expansion of the factoring business of Imanishi Law Firm.

"What's going on?" Beiyuan asked.

Beiyuan did not expect that the incident that he had experienced initially would gradually start to affect people around him.

"My father started to expand the factoring business about two and a half years ago." Miyagawa said, "The last time you came to my father's law firm, you also learned about some accounts receivable in copper import and export.

On the market, traders use these accounts receivable to transfer to banks in exchange for money, which is factoring. The credit of these accounts receivable is essentially based on copper warehouse receipts."

"There's a problem now." Miyagawa said.

"What's the problem?" Beiyuan asked immediately.

"The earliest problems were caused by the transfer of accounts receivable between copper trading companies," Miyagawa said.

"To explain briefly. After some copper traders in Japan imported copper, they resold the copper to domestic copper producers. This resulted in accounts receivable to the copper producers. Initially, these copper import and export companies,

In order to collect the money as soon as possible, we will seek the assistance of lawyers to mortgage or transfer these accounts receivable to the bank, so that they can be realized before the account period. This is the so-called factoring business."

"My father's new factoring business was related to this aspect. Later, some copper trading import and export companies had poor credit, and banks were not willing to accept their accounts receivable. Therefore, these relatively creditworthy companies

Copper trading companies with low credit will transfer these accounts receivable to copper trading companies with high credit, and then these copper companies with high credit will transfer and realize them to banks."

"So, these copper trading companies with high credit are like second-hand dealers. They purchase accounts receivable with relatively low credit from other copper trading companies, and then package them and sell them to banks or mortgage them." Kitahara

said.

Miyagawa nodded, "Yes. Later, copper companies emerged that specialized in acquiring these accounts receivable. As long as the price of 100 yuan of accounts receivable can be reduced to 60 yuan or even 50 yuan, then after the acquisition,

, and then transfer these accounts receivable at a price of 65 yuan, then these copper companies that are second-tier dealers are equivalent to earning interest differentials in vain."

"After that, this model became more and more popular." Miyagawa said, "The core development of factoring business is no longer to transfer accounts receivable to banks for copper companies and complete the legal process for them. Boom

The development direction is to draft a business for a copper trading company to acquire accounts receivable from other trading companies."

In Miyagawa's narration, Kithara seemed to witness an economic madness.

Copper trading companies with good credit purchase accounts receivable at low prices from companies with poor credit.

These companies with bad credit are in a hurry to use money anyway.

Then, these copper companies with good credit use their own credit as an endorsement and transfer the accounts received at low prices to the bank.

Just by changing hands, you get a profit in vain.

This is literally raining money from the sky.

Beiyuan knew very well that the bosses of these import and export trades all had the character of licking blood at the tip of a knife.

After all, bosses who dare to do business with strange companies in strange countries are extremely courageous.

Nowadays, money is being thrown freely from the sky. According to the tough character of these foreign trade bosses, they are definitely going crazy.

In Miyagawa's narration, Kitahara seemed to have witnessed the madness of Tokyo Bay Copper with his own eyes. Those large copper trading companies desperately went around to collect the accounts receivable of other copper companies.

The phone kept ringing in the office.

Even the usually arrogant bank clerks came to provide services.

All these scenes seemed to be vividly reproduced before Beiyuan's eyes——
Chapter completed!