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Forensic probe reveals IndusInd Bank execs traded shares before disclosing major accounting error; SEBI yet to respond.
Crisil places IndusInd Bank’s long-term debt instruments on ‘watch negative’ citing top executive exits and MFI portfolio ...
A forensic review by audit and advisory firm Grant Thornton found two executives of IndusInd Bank traded in its shares, while ...
The summary of Grant Thornton's findings did not disclose further details of the share trading or offer any conclusions about ...
"Considering that employees had knowledge of incorrect accounting and/or its impact but traded in shares of IBL during the ...
Crisil places IndusInd Bank's long-term debt on negative watch due to accounting discrepancies and management resignations.
IndusInd Bank's shares dropped 1% as Crisil Ratings placed its long-term debt instruments under 'Rating watch with Negative ...
Sumant Kathpalia and Arun Khurana disclosed share sales as required, the Sebi investigation found. The forex derivatives ...
Sumant Kathpalia and Arun Khurana disclosed share sales as required, the Sebi investigation found. According to stock ...
As per exchange filings, bank's former CEO Sumant Kathpalia sold nearly 9,50,000 shares worth approximately Rs 134 crore ...
IndusInd Bank’s CEO Sumant Kathpalia and Deputy CEO Arun Khurana resigned after the forensic audit report by Grant Thornton ...