CEA Subramanian also suggested a way to solve the problem -- adopt technology and use available data to screen sketchy borrowers
The board is now looking to resolve Rs 13,200 crore of additional debt by December 2020
Punjab and Sind Bank on Friday said it has reported to the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) the account of IL&FS Financial Services (IFIN) as fraud with outstanding dues of over Rs 561 crore. The NPA account, IL&FS Financial Services, with outstanding dues of Rs 561.13 crore has been declared as fraud and reported to the RBI as per the regulatory requirement, the bank said in a regulatory filing. "Further, the bank has already made 100 per cent provisioning as per the prescribed prudential norms and the account is technically written off," it added. The scam at the IL&FS group came to light in September 2018 after several group entities defaulted on repayments due to severe liquidity problems. Later, the government superseded the board of directors to revive the ailing group. IFIN, which has been found to be funding its own revenues for several years, was the main source of funds for the IL&FS group entities. The group had accumulated a debt burden of over Rs 90,000 crore.
The board has accepted his resignation with effect from October 31, and granted him leave till then
Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) has sought expressions of interest (EoI) for the 42.25 per cent stake it holds along with IL&FS Financial Services (IFIN) in subsidiary IL&FS Engineering and Construction Company (IECCL) under the group's resolution process.
The new disclosures and assessments are a part of the Companies (Auditor's Report) order, or CARO, effective this financial year
The government through a gazatte notification extended term of Kotak, who is managing director and chief executive officer of Kotak Mahindra Bank, till October 2, 2021
Edited excerpts from an email interview with C S Rajan, managing director, IL&FS:
With real estate valuations falling and other deals coming unstuck, the current management's improved target faces significant challenges
Debt-ridden IL&FS has proposed to initiate bankruptcy proceedings for two of its offshore firms - ITNL Infrastructure Developers LLC (IIDL) and ITNL International DMCC (IIDMCC) - in the courts of the UAE. IL&FS had request the Mumbai-bench of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) to take on record its proposal to initiate the bankruptcy proceedings before the Dubai Courts under UAE Federal Decree. The tribunal consented with the decision of the newly constituted board of the IL&FS and observed that the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings was the best option for the two firms. "After hearing both the sides and on perusal of records, this bench is of the view that the initiation of bankruptcy proceedings is the best option in the given scenario. The same is recorded as prayed for. In the circumstances, the proposal of the applicant for initiation of insolvency proceedings of IIDL and IIDMCC is taken on record," the NCLT said. The tribunal also observed that the Regional .
The audit review report has found violations with respect to the assessment of the use of the going concern assumption by the management
Some of India's top-rated firms do not always make payments on time and many state-owned, listed entities that borrow in bond markets default regularly
It has the potential to heighten the liquidity risks the sector is already facing after the IL&FS debacle, FSR said
By March, Rs 50,500 cr debt to be pared; resolution for Rs 6,650 cr to continue beyond FY21
The group has shared its estimates of debt to be addressed over the next three quarters
Though moratorium on loan repayment is available for developers till August this year, developers could struggle to repay money to lenders, say experts
Some rating agencies moved the tribunal seeking a stay on the second show-cause notices issued by Sebi in January 2020
The governance of group companies will increasingly be an area of focus for the Sebi
IL&FS has duly received Rs 32.71 crore as equity value for shares as a sale consideration
Govt prepares for 6th bidding, considers starting it as an unidirectional tunnel