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The city police on Thursday arrested two senior executives of scam-hit Karvy Stock Broking for allegedly involving in diverting funds raised from banks by pledging clients' securities as collaterals
A case has been registered against Karvy Stock Broking Ltd promoter C. Parthasarathy and others for allegedly cheating ICICI Bank to the tune of Rs 563 crore.
C Parthasarathy was arrested for defaulting on a loan taken from the IndusIndbank in 2019 and diverting the fund to other bank accounts
IIFL Securities said it has begun activation of 1.1 million frozen Karvy Stock Broking's demat accounts and the account holders can now trade or invest on its platform
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The NSE has also declared the brokerage house as a defaulter and expelled from its membership with effect from November 23
To prove Karvy withdrew securities from your demat account, obtain a transaction statement
The BSE and NSE have terminated Karvy Stock Broking's membership with effect from November 24, 2020 for non-compliance with the regulatory provisions
Clients can now be paid from investor protection fund corpus
KSBL has also been prohibited from alienating any of its assets, except with prior permission of the National Stock Exchange (NSE), till the settlement of claims of investors
The National Stock Exchange has declared Karvy Stock Broking as a defaulter for non-compliance with the regulatory provisions of the bourse
The case pertains to Karvy unauthorisedly transferring securities of clients into one of its Demat accounts by misusing the PoAs (Power of Attorney) given by its clients
ARN is a unique code allotted to intermediaries by the Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi)
In November, the watchdog barred KSBL from taking new brokerage clients after it was found that the brokerage firm had allegedly misused clients' securities to the tune of more than Rs 2,000 crore.
Sebi had banned the Hyderabad-based broking house, while the NSE had also suspended its membership. Karvy had appealed in the SAT against these orders.
On January 15, Axis Bank had moved SAT seeking relief against an order passed by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi)