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At the same time, the Philippine Deposit Insurance Corp. (PDIC) will open bidding for the rehabilitation of the bank which was placed under receivership after Genta Ogami, its majority stakeholder, disappeared in the concrete jungle of Tokyo.


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In a press briefing, Inoue said Ogami, who heads G. Cosmos Japan and G. Cosmos Philippines, raised money through unauthorized sale of securities as well as through the controversial mail-order scheme both in Japan and in the Philippines.


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Further delays in Unitrust rehabilitation seen

August 6, 2002 - 12:00am

Once more, the ugly head of the notorious temporary restraining order (TRO) and the court injunction is slowly emerging as the shareholders of controversial Unitrust Development Bank (Unitrust) has gone to court. At...

Banking

Ogami used illegal money to buy Unitrust — former bank exec

By Ted P. Torres | January 23, 2002 - 12:00am

Former Unitrust Development Bank chairman and president Kensuke Inoue admitted yesterday that controversial Japanese cult leader Genta Ogami used illegal funds to acquire the bank. In a press briefing, Inoue said...

Business