TOKYO/HONG KONG (Reuters) - Akio Nakagawa, a 60-year-old semi-retired Japanese banker, had seemingly vanished. Nakagawa was at the centre of one of corporate Japan's biggest scandals: the decades-long cover-up of losses at Olympus Corp . Japanese and U.S. investigators wanted to quiz him about the record $687 million advisory fee his firms had received on a single deal from the famed maker of cameras and endoscopes. When a reporter tracked him down in Hong Kong on a recent Sunday afternoon, he was in no mood to talk. "Get out of here. ...
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