The RBI is also gauging the extent of damage to the Indian banking sector amid the Ukraine crisis. More on this and other stories in our top headlines this morning.
This comes amid a tussle in the company where Grover has found himself on the opposite side of the Board, key investors in the company and his co-founders
Grover had filed an arbitration plea to stop a probe into alleged financial mismanagement in the company, and had also sought indemnity
Russia-India defence sales face looming sanctions. More on that in our top headlines.
Audit at BharatPe had suggested deeper investigation on deals with non-existent vendors
The Centre will wait and watch how the Russia-Ukraine crisis affects the stock markets before taking a call on deferring the IPO of LIC. More on this in our top headlines.
A final decision on Ashneer Grover's fate at BharatPe may be taken by the investors and the board after the audit report is presented
Murmurs of a toxic work culture at BharatPe grew louder in the wake of its co-founder's personal behaviour
Jaspal Bindra says Centrum's partnership is with funds like Sequoia, not Grovers
President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said on Thursday Ukrainian forces were fighting to prevent Russian troops from capturing the former nuclear power plant at Chernobyl.
Mutual funds are keeping their powder dry to invest in LIC's IPO that is expected to hit the market next month
Sources say fintech unicorn is in the process of hiring CFO, internal audit head, strengthening procurement processes in next one month
Amid the thickening Ashneer Grover-BharatPe saga, Chairman of the board of directors Rajnish Kumar said that Grover is only spreading lies and there is no substance in his allegations
Founder & MD Ashneer Grover has filed an emergency plea in SIAC to stop a probe into alleged financial mismanagement in the company.
An interim report on the review of the governance process in BharatPe is expected in the next couple of weeks, CEO Suhail Sameer told employees in a letter. BharatPe has a huge amount of cash in banks and existing investors continue to back the company. The firm does not need to raise capital in the foreseeable future, Sameer said in the letter.
Meanwhile, reports have claimed that several BharatPe employees are looking for job change amid the saga.
BharatPe founder's demand for Rs 4,000-crore payout rests on shaky ground
John Bernard Weinstein, a lawyer who is a partner and deputy general counsel at venture capital firm Insight Partners, joined the BharatPe Board on February 2
Shashvat Nakrani's backing for Suhail Sameer comes amid Ashneer Grover's demand for his ouster
Legal experts contend that the CEO cannot be removed from the board on the sole demand of Ashneer Grover and any such removal can only be done jointly by both the co-founders