Capital markets regulator Sebi on Friday imposed a penalty of Rs 1 crore on India Infoline Ltd (IIFL) for misutilisation of client securities. The amount has to be paid by IIFL within 45 days. The order came after Sebi conducted multiple inspections of the books of accounts of IIFL, now known as IIFL Securities, for the period April 2011 to January 2017. Based on the findings, the market watchdog initiated adjudication proceedings. "It was found that the noticee (IIFL) had misused client funds in the range of Rs 0.59 crores to Rs 397.02 crores for settlement obligation of debit balance clients and in the range of Rs 0.26 crores to Rs. 73.28 crores for proprietary purposes, in addition to settlement obligation of debit balance clients," Sebi said. In addition, the interest on funds misused by the noticee amounted to Rs 34.87 crore, it added. Further, the noticee has not settled the funds of clients during the inspection period as mandated by Sebi. Consequently, the market watchdo
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