An Indian tribunal on Monday dismissed an appeal by former Zee Group Chairman Subhash Chandra and Zee Entertainment CEO Punit Goenka to lift the markets regulator's ban
Tribunal directs founders to respond within two weeks; asks Sebi to appoint new WTM to probe the matter
Economic Laws Practice defended the founders of Zee Entertainment in a case against the regulator in the securities appellate tribunal
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Goenka was set to become the merged entity's managing director and CEO, leading a $10 billion TV enterprise
Goenka and Chandra have denied the charges and moved the Securities and Appellate Tribunal (SAT), asking it to stay the order where the matter is pending
Sony Pictures Entertainment on Wednesday said it took the India markets regulator's order banning Zee Entertainment founder and chief executive officer from holding board positions seriously
The stock quoted its lowest level since September 2021, with over three-fold jumped in average trading volumes
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In affidavit to SAT, regulator says move taken to safeguard management, protect investors and stakeholders
Tribunal asks markets regulator to file reply within 48 hour, posts matter for June 19
The board is currently reviewing the detailed order and appropriate legal advice is being sought in order to take the next steps as required, Zee Entertainment Chairman R Gopalan said
The matter pertains to a Letter of Comfort (LoC) granted by Chandra in September 2018 towards credit facilities taken by certain group companies from YES Bank. The credit amounted to Rs 200 crore
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Regulator passes interim order following allegations of fund diversion in Zee Entertainment and other Essel firms
The matter dates back to September 2020 when ZEEL announced the launch of pay-per-view service Zeeplex
Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd's MD and CEO Punit Goenka on Thursday settled with capital markets regulator Sebi a case of an alleged violation of insider trading norms after paying Rs 50.7 lakh towards the settlement fee. This came after Goenka proposed to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to settle the proceedings "without admitting or denying the findings" through a settlement order. "It is hereby ordered that the instant proceedings initiated against the applicant vide SCN (show cause notice) dated December 22, 2022, are disposed of," Sebi said in its settlement order. The regulator, in its investigation, found that Goenka allegedly failed to put in place adequate internal controls within the company to identify unpublished price-sensitive information (UPSI) and failed to identify the information pertaining to the launch of Cinema 2 Home Service, ZEEPLEX, as UPSI. By doing so, he allegedly violated the provisions of insider trading rules. Following this, a sh
Goenka moved the NCLAT on Thursday, a day after the Mumbai bench of the NCLT admitted insolvency proceedings against Zee on a plea filed by IndusInd Bank -- a financial creditor of Zee
The move came after Punit Goenka, chief executive of Zee, challenged the insolvency proceedings against the company