Staff writer
Kohei Nakabo likes to label himself a "weak person," even though he might be one of the most powerful people in Japan today.
The high-profile veteran lawyer has reigned as head of the semipublic Housing Loan Administration Corp. since its establishment in July 1996 to collect the huge loans left behind by seven failed "jusen" mortgage lenders.
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