Kefir “Go Bankrupt Without Collecting Money” Dedicated to High Salary of Former Representatives February 16 at 16:21
The former representative arrested in the case of the `` Kefir Business Promotion Association '', which failed to manage by collecting a large amount of money under the owner's commercial law, told the Metropolitan Police that it had continued to receive a salary of about 4 million yen per month immediately before the bankruptcy I understand. The Metropolitan Police Department is proceeding to elucidate the actual situation, assuming that the collected money was used for high salaries of executives.
Former president of the mail-order sales company "Kefir Business Promotion Association" in Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, and nine other executives, including Hideya Kaburagi (84), are authorized and unspecified to pay interest if they become owners of processed foods. He was arrested on suspicion of violating the Funding Act for raising funds from a foreigner, and was sent to prosecution on the 19th.
In about 20 years until the bankruptcy went down, about 210 billion yen was collected from 40,000 elderly people nationwide, and half of this has not been repaid. According to an interview with the Metropolitan Police Department, the same monthly salary of about 4 million yen was being received.
The eight executives who were arrested together also received a salary of about 800,000 yen to 3 million yen each month.
In response to the investigation, the former representative stated that the company was in bankruptcy before the bankruptcy.
The Metropolitan Police Department is working to elucidate the actual situation such as the flow of funds, assuming that the collected money was used for high salaries of executives.