The Supreme Court on Friday granted four-week extension to the Central Bureau of Investigation and Reserve Bank of India to file reply on a plea filed by BJP leader Subramanian Swamy seeking probe into the alleged role of the central bank officials in various banking scams. A bench of Justices B R Gavai and Vikram Nath said it will hear the matter after six weeks. The top court had issued notices to the CBI and ED on October 17. Swamy has alleged that the involvement of RBI officials in scams involving various entities such as Kingfisher, Bank of Maharashtra and Yes Bank had not been probed. He contended that despite playing a key role in the allocation of funds to various projects, RBI nominees have not been touched by CBI enquiries from 2000 till today. "Not a single RBI official has been brought to justice despite RBI retaining the power to monitor, regulate, supervise, audit and direct the functioning of all banking companies in India," the plea submitted. The plea also alle
Clients from the four rural banks in the central province of Henan and one in Anhui with deposits of up to 100,000 yuan ($14,800) will be repaid from July 25
Taking a veiled dig at Maha Vikas Aghadi government, Shah on Saturday raised questions over the alleged scams involving crores of money in cooperative banks of Maharashtra
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar was one of the accused named in the case
A bank auditor arrested in connection with the over Rs 4000-crore PMC Bank scam moved a bail application in the sessions court
Court also allows banks to lay claims for secured assets out of these confiscated assets
Rana Kapoor's wife also charged with abetting crime
Fraudsters see opportunities in these uncertain times
The group companies "fraudulently" availed loans to the tune of Rs 2,600 crore from banks
The ordinary man has to keep his fingers crossed hoping his savings are safe
The development follows the RBI's central board decision to create separate supervisory and regulatory cadre
RBI's Annual Report for FY19 says the number frauds went up by 15% to 6,801 cases
Importers typically use LoUs issued by their local bank to raise cheaper foreign currency loans overseas to fund purchases