株式会社エスコンアセットマネジメント

When the company had the parent company or related parties acquire real estate for the investment corporation, it requested a third-party real estate appraisal company to appraise the property intended for acquisition, and set the acquisition price based on the appraisal value. However, the company prioritized the parent company's desired sale prices over the appraisal evaluations for three properties where the appraisal estimates, whether interim reports or approximate figures, did not meet the parent company's desired sale prices. The company conveyed the parent company's desired sale prices to the appraisal company and requested the appraisal to be adjusted upward so that the appraisal value would exceed the sale price, thereby influencing the appraisal to favor the parent company's interests.