MUMBAI (Reuters) - The chairman of bourse operator Financial Technologies (India) Ltd, Jignesh Shah, was arrested on Wednesday, a Mumbai police spokesman said, without giving further details.
Shah has been under police investigation after National Spot Exchange Ltd, a commodities exchange owned by Financial Tech, abruptly suspended trade in most of its commodities contracts last year.
A Financial Technologies spokesman said the company would soon issue a statement in the matter.
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(Reporting by Himank Sharma and Abhishek Vishnoi; Writing by Rafael Nam; editing by Tony Munroe)
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