Appear personally, submit asset details, Sebi tells Subrata Roy

June 3 (Bloomberg) -- Subrata Roy, under pressure from Indian regulators and ordered by the nation's Supreme Court to refund $4.3 billion to bondholders, wants a banking license. His Sahara group's financial-services companies, which say they have ...

0 Comments, Be the first to comment | 08/05/2013 12:22 PM | In India, we are plagued with a multiplicity of authorities and shadow boxing of regulators in the financial arena. There is an urgent need to place consumer protection at the heart of ...

New Delhi: The Supreme Court today accepted Sebi's petition to hear all cases related to Sahara group. The next hearing is scheduled for May 8. The Securities Appellate Tribunal will no longer hear Sahara's plea against Sebi. The Securities and ...

0 Comments, Be the first to comment Moneylife Digital Team | 22/04/2013 06:00 PM | While slamming the Sahara group and its chief Subrata Roy, the apex court asked SEBI to deposit money of untraced investors of Sahara with the Centre The Supreme ...

BANGALORE: The Sahara Group has acquired a 25-acre plot in Bangalore's information technology hub Whitefield, originally owned by the television and white goods maker BPL, for Rs 149 crore, and plans to build offices and a hotel there. The real ...

0 Comments, Be the first to comment Moneylife Digital Team | 07/05/2013 05:52 PM | National Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission (NCDRC) has found that Sahara India's books are in such as mess that it did not record properly a particular loan ...

Facing a possible auction of his personal and company assets by Sebi, a defiant Sahara chief Subrata Roy says he feels victimised by a chain-reaction of events over the years that began with a political vendetta in 2005, followed by regulatory clampdowns by ...

/CNW/ - Pure Technologies Ltd. ("Pure" or the "Company") (TSX: PUR) today announced its financial performance for the three-month period ended March 31, 2013. The first quarter of last year benefited from a large, catch-up equipment shipment.

June 19 (Bloomberg) -- The Tamar gas platform, looming almost as tall as the Eiffel tower offshore Israel, is leading the country to energy independence and helping billionaire Isaac Tshuva repay the gusher of debt he took on to develop it. A ...