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SEC v. Edwin Yoshihiro Fujinaga & MRI International
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RICHARD E. SIMPSON ROBERT I. DODGE GERALD W. HODGKINS GREGORY G. FARAGASSO DANETTE R. EDWARDS THOMAS C. SWIERS SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION 100 F Street, N.E. Washington, D.C. 20549 Telephone: (202)551-4492 (Simpson) simpsonr@sec.gov Attorneys for Plaintiff SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT DISTRICT OF NEVADA
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EDWIN YOSHIHIRO FUJINAGA and MRI INTERNATIONAL, INC., Defendants, and CSA SERVICE CENTER, LLC, Relief Defendant.
COMPLAINT FOR INJUNCTIVE RELIEF, DISGORGEMENT, PENALTIES, AND OTHER RELIEF FOR VIOLATIONS OF THE FEDERAL SECURITIES LAWS AND DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL (Filed Under Seal) Plaintiff Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") alleges as follows:
78aa] because certain ofthe acts. practices and courses ofbusiness alleged in this Complaint. Fujinaga and MRI represented that the company used investors' money to buy MARS from medical providers at a discount and tried to recover the full value of the MARS from the insurance companies. depriving many of their entire life savings. transactions.
Inc. Edwin Yoshihiro Fujinaga ("Fujinaga") and MRI International. 78aa]. The defendants made use of the means or instruments of interstate commerce.JURISDICTION AND VENUE 1. §§ 77t(b) & (c).
. The Court has jurisdiction over this action pursuant to Section 20(b) and (c) of the
Securities Act of 1933 (the "Securities Act") and Sections 21 (d) and (e) and 27 of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the "Exchange Act") [15 U. 2.S. ("MRI") perpetrated an extensive and egregious Ponzi scheme that victimized thousands of investors.S. ofthe mails. practices and courses of business constituting the violations described in this Complaint occurred in this District and one or more of the defendants are inhabitants of this District. MRI received over $800 million from investors. or of the facilities of a national securities exchange in connection with their acts. From October 1998 through May 2013. MRI purported to be in the business of buying medical accounts receivable
("MARS") that medical providers in the United States held against insurance companies.
3.C. 78u(d) & (e). Fujinaga and MRI represented that they used investor money solely and exclusively to buy MARS. Venue lies in the District of Nevada pursuant to Securities Act Section 22(a) and
Exchange Act Section 27 [15 U.C. 4. The defendants. §§ 77v(a).
§§ 77t(b) & (c). Relief defendant CSA Service Center. which brings
this action pursuant to the authmity conferred on it by Securities Act Sections 20(b) and (c) and Exchange Act Sections 2l(d) and (e) [15 U. is the nominal owner of the homes that Fujinaga occupies in Las Vegas. and bought luxury cars for him. Notwithstanding MRI's defaults to investors.000 people invested in MRI and. age 66. The corporate entities controlled by or affiliated with Fujinaga and MRI include
. As all Ponzi schemes eventually do.5. Since at least 2011.which paid Fujinaga's credit card bills. 6. and sole owner ofMRI.S. and (3) a company owned by Fujinaga --The Factoring Company-. where it was used to pay for general operating expenses. MRI has been in default on the payments it is obligated to pay investors. More than 8. 8. MRI was a fraudulent Ponzi scheme designed to misappropriate money
from investors. Defendant Edwin Yoshihiro Fujinaga. (2) other entities owned by Fujinaga that were not in the business of collecting MARS. Fujinaga and MRI used investor money to pay the principal and interest due to earlier investors. MRI's investments totaled approximately $813 million. Nevada.C. Nevada.
The plaintiff is the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"). Fujinaga transferred investor money to: (1) MRI operating accounts. instead of MARS. is a United States citizen and a
resident of Las Vegas. in which Fujinaga and MRI have planned to make up their losses by enlisting new investors for the same treatment suffered by existing investors. which is affiliated with MRI and controlled by Fujinaga. Chief Executive Officer.
7. Beverly Hills. and Hawaii. In addition.
In reality. Fujinaga is the President. 78u(d) & (e)]. alimony and child support. this is an ongoing Ponzi scheme. the fraudulent enterprise perpetrated by
Fujinaga and MRI collapsed. as of2012. LLC. California.
Depending on the size and duration of the investment. The sole officer and owner of CSA is Fujinaga. dollars or
Japanese yen. or $100. Nevada. as well as homes that Fujinaga occupies in Las Vegas. such as Canada. 9. An investment in MRI was memorialized by a certificate of investment. in amounts of$10.S. Fujinaga is the sole officer and owner of CSA and The Factoring Company. Inc. 12.relief defendant CSA Service Center. $50. Nevada. 10. The defendants told investors that they could invest in either U.
11. and The Factoring Company. FUJINAGA AND MRI PERPETRATED A PONZI SCHEME ON INVESTORS. They operated from Las Vegas. Malaysia and New Zealand.5 million.
Jap~n. is a Nevada corporation formed on July 6. 13.000. California.
Fujinaga and others hosted Japanese investors in the United States for solicitation presentations and tours ofMRI's offices in Las Vegas. Relief defendant CSA Service Center. Fujinaga and MRI solicited
money from public investors living in Japan and other countries. CSA is the nominal owner of commercial real estate holdings that constitute proceeds of the illegal Ponzi scheme perpetrated by Fujinaga and MRI. Beverly Hills. Beginning in 1998 and continuing through 2013.
1998.000 (in the dollar-denominated plans) and ¥1. MRI promised returns ranging from 6 to 10. ¥7. LLC is a Nevada corporation controlled by
MRI. LLC ("CSA"). Defendant MRI International.
I. Nevada. Investors submitted applications to MRI 4
. and Hawaii.5 million. in June 2008 MRI registered as a Type II Financial Instruments Business under Japanese finance laws. and headquartered in Las Vegas.32 percent. Notwithstanding its location in Nevada. with a sales office in Tokyo.000. MRI sent
application forms to investors who expressed interest. or ¥15 million (in the yen-denominated plans).
and Life and Health Insurance Guaranty Association Act for medical accounts with insurance companies. One account received money from investors in MRI's Select A Fund. Fujinaga and MRI retained LVT. 15. Inc.and received an investment agreement in return. The promotional materials that MRI gave to investors were replete with false
representations. and the other account received money from investors in MRI's Class A Fund. Even though the defendants represented to investors that MRI used an escrow system to strictly safeguard the accounts. provide backup for your important investment just in case. in reality Sterling Escrow did not provide escrow services but instead disbursed or transferred money into or out of the accounts solely at the direction ofFujinaga. to
administer the Select A and Class A accounts. promising investors' funds. 14. strict state laws such as escrow agent approval. A 2006 offering book for Select A represented as follows: •	"All funds are invested in MARS (Medical Accounts Receivables)."
." "In the event that an escrow agent should become insolvent.. will present MARS to other collection agencies to facilitate their collection. investors either wired money or sent a check to one of two accounts at Wells Fargo Bank in Las Vegas.." "While state governments do not directly serve as intermediaries. becomes insolvent? The escrow agent. the structure is set up so that state governments guarantee reimbursement with funds received from escrow agents at deposits." "What ifMRI Inc. protections through deposit systems.." "The role of state governments . To obtain a certificate of investment.. Provides guarantees through deposit system. with the intervention of the state government. doing business as Sterling Escrow.
nor any other federal. 16. all of the investor money was not invested in
MARS. MRI made similar misrepresentations to individual investors.•	"By order of the escrow agent that is managing the funds. Contrary to the defendants' representations. Neither the Nevada Division of Mortgage Lending. delayed or impeded Fujinaga or Sterling Escrow from disbursing money from the Select A and Class A accounts. state governments did not provide
guarantees through the deposit system used by MRI. The State of Nevada did not have a program to reimburse investors for their losses in the Select A and Class A accounts. Contrary to these representations. Fujinaga used money from The Factoring Company to pay alimony and child support of approximately $25.000 a month. The Factoring Company used money in its bank account to pay Fujinaga's personal credit card bills and to buy luxury cars for him."
The offering book was signed by Fujinaga. and that
. The Factoring Company received payments designated as phony "marketing fees" from MRI. MARS are transferred as collateral to a lock box account in value that is equal or greater to the funds invested. that invested principal was guaranteed. Beginning in 2010. In the event ofMRI's insolvency or that of the escrow agent. Fujinaga directed Sterling Escrow to use the investor money that remained to pay operational expenses and the payroll of MRI and entities that it controlled or with which it was affiliated. 18. Fujinaga instructed Sterling Escrow to disburse approximately 70 to 80 percent of the money that new investors transferred into the Select A and Class A accounts as principal and interest to prior investors. Instead of marketing. prevented. Nevada did not guarantee reimbursement of funds or provide that the escrow agent or state would serve as a collection agency or facilitate collection activity efforts. state or local government authority. 17. An employee of
MRI told one investor that there was no risk.
These disbursements would lull investors into the false belief that MRI was operating as represented. 20. the interest and principal would be protected up to the day before the filing. Sterling Escrow exercised no independent authority over the accounts and did not place any restrictions or limitations on Fujinaga's authority to direcLthe use of those funds. The president ofMRI's Tokyo office told a third investor that "money invested with MRI could be used only for buying MARS. approximately $601 million of new and reinvested investor money was used to pay claims for principal or interest made by existing investors. MRI transferred at least $12. Fujinaga and MRI operated as a classic Ponzi scheme.there was no risk associated with exchange rate fluctuations. The manager of MRI's office in Tokyo walked a second investor through the 2006 offering book for Select A and stressed that investor money was protected by an independent escrow agent. lockbox accounts. 19." When MRI defaulted on interest payments to a fourth investor. In addition. in particular.
. did no more than administer the Select A and Class A Fund bank accounts. MRI did not use investor money solely for the purchase of MARS. and state government guarantees.5 million to the bank account of Wells Fargo Securities and Bombardier Aerospace Corporation. when in fact it was not operating that way at all. the company's designated escrow
agent." He explained that. where it was used to pay bills for non-MARS purchases. and disbursed or transferred funds from the accounts solely at the direction of defendant Fujinaga. Sterling Escrow. company employees falsely told him that the delay was caused by an audit that the Japanese Financial Services Agency was conducting. "even if MRI were to file for Chapter 11. Between January 2009
and March 2013. Contrary to MRI' s representations to investors.
In March 2013. In that memorandum. Fujinaga received a copy of the letter. 21. telling him that "[a ]11 reinvested funds are deposited into a trust account with escrow and transferred only by escrow to purchase a set pool of MARS for a fixed period of time. Fujinaga represented the exact opposite to an investor. MRI diverted investor money into its general and holding bank accounts. contrary to its representations that investor money would be separately managed through trust accounts. 22. 2013.MRI stopped buying MARS from independent healthcare facilities in 2008. on September 13. and based on the same misconduct by Fujinaga and MRI
alleged in this complaint. On April 26." Six weeks later. From 1998. When F1:1jinaga's executive assistant made several telephone calls to prevent the pickup. MRI received a letter from the SEC directing it not to destroy. Several weeks later. 2012. The SESC found that. a truck from the document shredding company Shred-It picked up boxes of documents from MRI.
eliminate or discard documents. 2012. the Japanese Securities and Exchange Surveillance Commission (the "SESC") recommended that the Prime Minister of Japan and the Commissioner of the Financial Services Agency take administrative action against MRI. 23. FUJINAGA AND MRI ATTEMPTED TO COVER THEIR TRACKS BY DESTROYING EVIDENCE."
." II. Fujinaga wrote a confidential "status report ofMRI's
delinquencies with our investors" to other MRI officials. Fujinaga called her and said. On July 26. Fujinaga proposed to resolve the delinquencies by doubling the amount of money raised from new investors: "I propose that we reinstate our consultants to fund raise for MRI to secure a larger base of consultants soliciting funds and possibly double the amount of funds raised on a monthly basis. MRI's "own assets and the assets of Fund A and Fund B were commingled from at the latest 2011. "Why are you concerned about this?" MRI fired the executive assistant because of her efforts to prevent the document destruction.
On the night before April 19. Fujinaga stated that "[w]e are engaging in the preparations to present certain evidences to overturn the Financial Services Agency's allegation that we had been engaged in fraud." In an e-mail sent to investors on July 23. because ofFujinaga's purported fatigue and ill health. and MRI did not produce documents as demanded by an SEC investigative subpoena. The defendants did not cooperate in the SEC investigation of this matter. California. 25. The SEC agreed." MRI was found to have "stated figures that differed from the actual situation for the total assets" in business reports that the company submitted to the Director-General of the Kanto Local Finance Bureau. counsel e-mailed the SEC stating that Fujinaga would not appear for his rescheduled testimony because he had decided to change attorneys.2013.
." indicating that the defendants intend to continue the Ponzi scheme. is up for sale.nLas Vegas on Monday.The SESC found that "from at the latest 2011. 26. the SEC served Fujinaga with a subpoena to appear for investigative testimony J. Fujinaga is the sole officer and owner of relief defendant CSA Service Center. funds invested by customers for the purpose of acquiring Fund Equities were not used in the Business but were used to pay dividends and redemptions to other customers. On
March 19. On the preceding weekend. The SESC found that "the Company has already prepared brochures and other
solicitation materials for 2013 and planned to make solicitation for acquisition to many new customers. 24. 2013. Fujinaga never testified in the SEC investigation. One of these parcels. counsel for Fujinaga requested that the SEC move the testimony to Friday. CSA holds nominal title to millions of dollars' worth of commercial and residential real estate for the benefit ofFujinaga. ApriL15.
LLC ("CSA"). April 19. Fujinaga's residence in Beverly Hills.
if any. (b) made untrue statements of material fact or omitted to state material facts necessary to make the statements made. the following
fraudulent devices. schemes. present MARS to other 10 b. § 78j(b). d. 30. of the money was so invested. in the event ofMRI's insolvency. The defendants represented to investors that all money would be invested in MARS.§ 240. fraudulent acts.
The Commission realleges paragraphs 1 through 26 above. and material omissions: a. The defendants operat-ed a Ponzi scheme in which money from new investors. and/or (c) engaged in acts. rather than being invested as represented. or courses of business which operated or would operate as a fraud or deceit upon any person.
by use of t~e means or instruments of interstate commerce. 29. practices. directly or indirectly. among other things. or artifices to defraud. was paid out as principal and interest to prior investors. The defendants represented to investors that invested money would be maintained in escrow by an independent third-party. in light of the circumstances under which they were made. Sterling Escrow.FIRST CLAIM Fujinaga and MRI Violated Exchange Act Section lO(b) and Rule lOb-S. not misleading. 27. when in reality only a small portion. c. when in reality the agent.S. these defendants. or the facility of a national securities exchange. The defendants represented to investors that state governments would. and with knowledge or recklessness: (a) employed devices. .R. untrue statements of material fact. The defendants' fraudulent scheme included. From approximately 2008 to the present. did not provide escrow services and instead disbursed or transferred money solely at the discretion ofFujinaga. in connection with the purchase or sale of securities.C. Fujinaga and MRI each violated Exchange Act Section 1O(b) and Exchange Act
Rule lOb-5 [15 U.10b-5]. 17 C. 28.P. or of the mails.
schemes.C. Fujinaga and MRI each violated Securities Act Sections 17(a)(l ).collection agencies to facilitate their collection. 31. The defendants represented to investors that state governments would. directly or indirectly. and/or (c) engaged in acts. in light of the circumstances under which they were made. not misleading. and material omissions:
11 . From approximately 2008 to the present. (2). and (3) [ 15
U. fraudulent acts.
SECOND CLAIM Fujinaga and MRI Violated Securities Act Sections 17(a)(l). 32. among other things. these defendants. (2) & (3)]. (b) obtained money or property by means of untrue statements of material fact or by omitting to state material facts necessary to make the statements made. in connection with the offer or sale of securities.S. and The defendants represented to investors that they transferred an equal or greater dollar value of MARS as collateral into a lock box account to secure the money invested. or artifices to defraud. or courses of business which operated or would operate as a fraud or deceit upon the purchasers of the securities being offered or sold. 34. The defendants' fraudulent scheme included.
by use of the means or instruments of interstate commerce. or the facility of a national securities exchange. or of the mails. (2). e. practices. §§ 77q(a)(l). The Commission realleges paragraphs 1 through 30 above. guarantee reimbursement to investors. when in reality no such matching of MARS collateral and investor money occurred. and (3). untrue statements of material fact. and with knowledge. 33. f. recklessness or negligence: (a) employed devices. the following
fraudulent devices. when in reality Nevada had no such program. when in reality the State of Nevada did not guarantee such reimbursement. in the event of the escrow agent's insolvency.
12 . e. c.
Enter judgment in favor of the Commission finding that Fujinaga and MRI each violated the federal securities laws and Commission Rule as alleged in this Complaint. The defendants operated a Ponzi scheme in which money from new investors. did not provide escrow services and instead disbursed or transferred money solely at the discretion of Fujinaga. in the event ofMRI's insolvency. The defendants represented to investors that invested money would be maintained in escrow by an independent third-party. The defendants represented to investors that state governments would.
Permanently enjoin Fujinaga and MRI from violating Securities Act Sections 17(a)( 1). when in reality no such matching of MARS collateral and investor money occurred. The defendants represented to investors that all money would be invested in MARS. when in reality Nevada had no such program. rather than being invested as represented. f.
II. WHEREFORE. Sterling Escrow. guarantee reimbursement to investors. The defendants represented to investors that state governments would. of the money was so invested. Exchange Act Section IO(b). if any. and Exchange Act Rule lOb-5.a. d. in the event of the escrow agent's insolvency.
b. (2). was paid out as principal and interest to prior investors. and The defendants represented to investors that they transferred an equal or greater dollar value of MARS as collateral into a lock box account to secure the money invested. the Commission respectfully requests that the Court:
I. when in reality the State of Nevada did not guarantee such reimbursement. and (3). when in reality the agent. present MARS to other collection agencies to facilitate their collection. when in reality only a small portion.
Order Fujinaga and MRI to pay civil monetary penalties pursuant to Securities Act Section 20(d) and Exchange Act Section 21(d)(3) [15 U.
v.C. §§ 77t(d). 78u(d)(3)]. Order Fujinaga.C. § 78u(d)(5)]. and to pay prejudgment interest thereon.
Grant such equitable relief as may be appropriate or necessary for the benefit of investors pursuant to Exchange Act Section 21(d)(5) (15 U.III. MRI. and CSA to disgorge all misappropriated investor funds and other ill-gotten gains that they obtained as a result of their fraudulent misstatements. acts or courses of conduct described in this Complaint.
Order Fujinaga and MRI each to file with the Court and serve on the Commission a sworn written accounting of all assets over which either defendant has ownership or control.S.
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Simp Robert I. D. N.C.gov
14 . Dodge Gerald W.DEMAND FOR JURY TRIAL The Commission hereby demands a trial by jury pursuant to Rule 38(b) of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure. Hodgkins Gregory G.E. 20549 (202) 551-4492 (Simpson) simpsonr@sec. Swiers Attorneys for Plaintiff Securities and Exchange Commission 100 F Street. Faragasso Danette R. 2013
Richard E.C. September 11. Edwards Thomas C. Dated: Washington. D. Washington.
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