From DHFL, PMC and Karvy crises to the suicide of CCD promoter V G Siddhartha and arrest of the Singh brothers, these corporate events and scandals made strong headlines in 2019
Of the total, the financial creditors - banks, bond holders and other financial institutions - have claimed Rs 86,892 crore
The RBI will conduct one more simultaneous bond purchase and sale in the secondary markets, which has come to be known as India's version of operation twist
The meeting on Monday will be attended by all creditors of the company including banks, bondholders, insurance and mutual fund companies
While Rs 4,122 cr was parked with DHFL between March 2017 and Dec 2018, some Rs 2,267 crore is outstanding with the firm, which has been barred by Bombay HC from making fresh repayments
The economy might be better off with a dedicated legal regime for the resolution of financial service providers and financial market infrastructure
The report added that the consortium of lenders, led by the State Bank of India, granted the permission to resume lending in October.
Amid instances of crises at various entities in the financial sector, Sebi chief Ajay Tyagi on Monday said such things affect trust of investors but that do not mean everything is wrong, and the regulator is taking steps quite quickly. "Whatever improvement is required, we are doing it quite quickly... whatever is in Sebi's domain," Tyagi said and referred to action taken in the case of crisis at Karvy Stock Broking Ltd. When asked whether instances such as crisis at DHFL, IL&FS and KSBL have impacted investors' trust, Tyagi said, "definitely such things affect the trust (of investors) but that does not mean everything is bad or everything is wrong". According to him, whatever was in Sebi's domain, the regulator has done things quite promptly. "Karvy was in our domain. We did very promptly. We are trying to improve on rating agencies side... and on bond market development," he said. On November 22, Sebi barred KSBL from taking new clients in respect of its stock broking activities
With these two arrests, the number of accuses so far been arrested by the EOW has risen to 14, including three serving or suspended UPPCL officials
Adityanath government to take legal action, including filing for claims with liquidator
The charge sheet names 16 people including Dheeraj Wadhawan of DHFL
Total arrests by EOW in the case have risen to 12
The two insurance subsidiaries of the crippled mortgage lender Dewan Housing Finance (DHFL) are unlikely to be impacted by the ongoing bankruptcy proceedings of their parent as they continue to have adequate solvency ratios, Irdai chairman SC Khuntia said on Friday. He also asked insurance companies to write off their exposure to the bankrupt DHFL as they did in case of IL&FS. DHFL, admitted for bankruptcy proceedings on December 3, has two insurance joint ventures -- DHFL Pramerica Life Insurance and DHFL General Insurance. DHFL Pramerica Life, launched in 2008, is a joint venture between DHFL Investments, a wholly-owned arm of DHFL, and Prudential International Insurance Holdings of the US, has Rs 4,675 crore assets under management and employs 3,100. DHFL General Insurance, on the other hand, is a fully-owned subsidiary of Wadhawan Global Capital, the holding company of the HDFL Group, and manages USD 18.6 billion assets through its lending, investment and ...
As of July 6, the company had public deposits worth Rs 6,188 crore
Note suggests liquidity support, govt guarantee for securities issued by SPVs
DHFL is the first financial services firm that will undergo insolvency proceedings at the NCLT
The third largest pure-play mortgage player has been in liquidity crisis for long and on November 20 the RBI had superseded its board and placed under an administrator
The RBI seized control of Dewan Housing on Wednesday, stepping up efforts to contain the economic fallout from the nation's shadow banking crisis
An interim moratorium on the assets of the beleaguered company has also commenced following the RBI's application, and will continue till it is accepted or rejected by the NCLT
DHFL, once one of India's top shadow lenders, owes its creditors - which include mutual funds, banks, pension funds, insurance firms and retail investors - close to Rs 1 trillion