India's market regulator Sebi has barred US-based trading firm Jane Street from the Indian securities market, accusing it of manipulating Bank Nifty expiry-day trades for massive profits.
Lilavati Trust accuses HDFC Bank CEO of running a smear campaign and facilitating fraud, filing a ₹1,000 crore defamation suit and a criminal complaint in Mumbai
The FIR by Lilavati Trust accuses Sashidhar Jagdishan of accepting ₹2.05 crore from members of the Chetan Mehta Group in exchange for helping them retain control over the Trust
The Enforcement Directorate on Friday said it has achieved finality in restoring assets worth a total Rs 7,000 crore, duped from investors through an alleged Ponzi scheme, to the Andhra Pradesh government for further restitution to the victims of the Agri Gold "fraud". The federal probe agency initiated this process in February as it restored properties worth Rs 3,339 crore (present market value of more than Rs 6,000 crore). The ED has now done the same and restituted assets worth Rs 611 c rore (current market value of over Rs 1,000 crore), it said. The case pertains to Agri Gold group of companies which is alleged to have collected deposits from around 19 lakh customers (32 lakh account holders) in the name of real estate investment with a promise of "high returns" or a residential plot, as per the agency. The Hyderabad-based zonal office of the ED had in May filed a restitution application under Section 8(8) of the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), 2002 before a special .
India’s largest private lender, HDFC Bank, and one of Mumbai’s prestigious private hospitals, Lilavati, have locked horns in a high-profile legal and financial battle.
The accused accessed more than 110 accounts linked to 41 customers and redirected funds into stock investments, incurring heavy losses
Charlie Javice, the charismatic founder of a startup company that claimed to be revolutionizing the way college students apply for financial aid, was convicted on Friday of defrauding one of the largest US banks, JPMorgan Chase, out of USD 175 million by exaggerating her customer base by 10 times. A jury in New York City returned its verdict after a five-week trial. Javice, 32, faces the possibility of a lengthy prison term. Javice was in her mid-20s when she founded Frank, a company with software that promised to simplify the process of filling out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, a complex government form used by students to apply for aid for college or graduate school. The company promoted itself as a way for financially needy students to obtain more aid faster, in return for a few hundred dollars in fees. Javice appeared regularly on cable news programs to boost Frank's profile, once appearing on Forbes' 30 Under 30 list before JPMorgan bought the startup in ...
The regulator found that trades executed through the accounts of Ghai's family members were synchronised with stock recommendations aired on his shows
The ED had conducted search operations on January 27 against Bhalla and Bhutani Group promoter Ashish Bhutani in connection with the same case
According to the complainant, Sebi officials permitted the listing of a company that failed to meet regulatory norms, leading to market manipulation and investor losses
According to a viral Reddit post, a "new scam" is making waves in Gurugram. An Ertiga driver deliberately hits pedestrians from behind and then demands compensation for alleged damages
Schemes promising high returns quickly are a red flag and must be avoided, according to experts
Fake summons copy GST department's logo and Document Identification Number to deceive and exploit people
Asks banks to suggest steps for enhancing ease of doing business
Regulator asks financial institutions to use special number series for promotional voice calls
These incidents have raised red flags about the growing sophistication of scams, particularly in places like airports where people often have a heightened sense of security
The "looting bride" of Uttarakhand was arrested by the Jaipur Police after she married multiple men and duped them of a total of Rs 1.25 crore over a 10-year period under the guise of settlements
IPO-bound overseas education loan company Credila suspected fraud during the September quarter
Payment and security experts explain widespread scams, bat for better cooperation and education
BharatPe has reached a settlement with former co-founder Ashneer Grover, dropping all legal actions. The fintech firm had accused Grover of misappropriating Rs 81.3 crore.