- A
tobashi scheme is a
financial fraud through creative accounting where a client's
losses are
hidden by an
investment firm by
shifting them
between the...
- use of sub-corporations to
offload debts and hide its true
losses in a
Tobashi fashion.
Lehman Brothers utilized repurchase agreements to
bolster profitability...
- film production. In
January 1992,
Yamaichi executives resorted to such a
tobashi scheme,
setting up a
separate company called Yamaichi Enterprise which...
- transactions.
Several writers have
stated that Repo 105 was
essentially a
tobashi scheme.
Repurchase agreement Report of
Anton R.
Valukas Lehman Cooked Books...
- CEO and president. The
incident raised concern about the
endurance of
tobashi schemes, and the
strength of
corporate governance in ****an. Apparently...
-
Asakura Kageaki (朝倉 景鏡, 1529 – May 4, 1574), also
known as
Asakura Kageakira, was a ****anese
samurai warrior of the
later Sengoku period. In 1573, after...
- Ball Super. He is
known for
using his
signature Time-Skip (時とばし, Toki-
Tobashi)
ability to mani****te time and for his
capability to
eliminate his ********ination...
-
report of a project.
Another form of
Hollywood accounting is a
reverse tobashi scheme, in
which the
studio unjustly cross-collateralizes the accounting...
- Counterstrike? Here
Comes Goku's New Move!" Transliteration: "Seichō****a "toki
tobashi" no hangeki!? Deru ka!? Gokū no
aratana waza!" (****anese: 成長した“時とばし”の反撃...
- the
investing public". In the
Lehman Brothers case,
repos were used as
Tobashi schemes to
temporarily conceal significant losses by
intentionally timed...
