icroucher
8年前
Group (Investment Development Department) Motor City Project Financing Director (Job Code: 001)
United Tinto Group
Negotiable
Beijing - Chaoyang District 2016-08-20
Master more than 10 years of full-time
I am interested, please contact me
Holiday Gift transportation allowance overtime compensation atmosphere in the team is good statutory holidays
description of job:
1. Responsibilities: 1) to develop the company organization Motor City M & A Strategic Planning, responsible for the company to invest the annual plan implementation 2) responsible for the group Motor City project due diligence, building deal structuring, financial modeling and terms of the contract negotiations; 3) investment and financing plan for the project preparation, the organization responsible for the design, evaluate investment programs and investment programs financial projections, risk analysis, control, provide reference for corporate decision-making, provide the basis for financing decisions to participate in financing the implementation; 4) responsible for financing department personnel training, team building and management, to achieve the overall objectives, organizations to develop, standardize investment management system a
ROCKHard
8年前
Maybe not all, but Why are so many of these Chinese Companies so crooked?
"Lentuo International ("Lentuo") is the largest non-state-owned automobile retailer in Beijing, China as measured by new vehicle sales revenues in 2009, according to the China Automobile Dealers Association (CADA). Lentuo operates six franchise dealerships, ten automobile showrooms, one automobile repair shop and one car leasing company in the Beijing metropolitan area, the largest automobile market among all cities in China in terms of annual new passenger vehicle registrations. Three of the six dealerships are among the leading dealerships in China for their respective brands as measured by individual dealership new vehicle sales."
I lost everything. I could be singing the "somebody done somebody wrong song"... but I would much prefer to get my money that was stolen back. Is there any reasonable chance for that to happen?
icroucher
9年前
But it referred to LAS revenue paying of the debt, not any earnings that Guo got from the company. He was treating the LAS revenue as a source of paying of his debts as though they were LAS debts, and as if he was free to treat LAS revenue as his own.
I've seen similar arrangements in the context of money laundering, LAS being the "beneficial" as opposed to "legal" owner of those debts.
Why were we paying off someone else's debt? If I have a credit card bill and someone else is paying it off for me then, even if technically it is my debt, in practice it is their debt as it affects their net income.
LAS having to pay back those loans from its revenue made a bad cash flow situation even worse and and contributed to the inability to operate as a business. So of course shareholders should have known about it. Note how in the court cases about the debts in China, LAS is a party, so we are being treated as if they were our debts.