@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh That article does not state that everything is goody goody with the bank. It highlights the actual issue.
Another one by Zerodha - https://t.co/JGyA7nT53B
@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh I am with you when you say this is alarming situation. Banking business runs on trust and people right now have trust deficit and bank need to work on lot of things. Just didn’t agree on fraud thing. Let us agree to disagree!
@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh As RBI does not permit internal desk transfer of risks, which banks was rampantly doing due to huge FCY deposits, while winding up they realized this issue.
@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh Putting the circular name does not prove that they have committed fraud. They have not implemented the circular well or some control lapses or governance issues as I said earlier.
@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh Sir, I am well aware about the circular and the nuances of the regulations as thats the field in which I am working.
Only thing, I don’t say people are guilty without the facts and the information become public. Happy judging people😊
@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh Has RBI made this statement?
Asking to investigate where RBI sense there is a problem does not necessarily means Bank is hiding something.
Resting my case here!
@MaiHoonSaurabh@fropky Knowingly? How do you know that
They unearthed this during review process that mismatch the way 1 desk is valuing the internal swap vs another desk valuing trade with 3rd party.
I am not defending the issue and saying its ok. However, saying fraud is too much at this stage
@fropky@MaiHoonSaurabh Sorry, but Indusind bank is not a fraud case. It is failure of controls, governance issue, accounting issue, way trades were being managed, etc…