The scheme of paired contracts illegally traded on NSEL platform has inflicted a huge loss to the market to the extent of Rs 5,500 crore, Sebi noted.
Final orders against these entities can be passed by the regulator anytime so, sources said.
In a filing to the BSE, FTIL said: "The company has received a provisional attachment Order from the Directorate of Enforcement, Mumbai, attaching mutual funds amounting to Rs 306.70 crores." The company is taking appropriate steps in consultation with its legal counsel, it added.
The government also said that the CBI is enquiring into the conduct of government officials, including those from two public sector undertakings, to ascertain whether they were involved in abetting the payment crisis at the National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL)
In addition, the exchange has initiated the process of hiring a new MD and CEO. Sarkar quit the bourse that is battling low business volumes and inadequate reserves.
FTIL floats EoI to sell 23% stake Financial Technologies of India Ltd (FTIL) has begun the process of selling its 23 percent stake in MCX-SX Clearing Corporation in order to comply with market regulator Sebi's order.in MCX-SX CCL
Under the swap ratio, decided by the Ministry, NSEL shareholders would get three shares of Financial Technologies (India) Ltd (FTIL) for every eight shares held in spot bourse.
The Rs 5,600 crore scam surfaced at FTIL's subsidiary NSEL in August 2013 affecting 13,000 investors. The spot exchange has recovered only Rs 371.8 crore from defaulters as on March 30 this year.
Presenting his maiden full-fledged Budget today, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the Government would merge "FMC with Sebi".
In October last year, the Ministry of Corporate Affairs had ordered merger of the NSEL with Financial Technologies (India) Ltd. The move was aimed in ensuring faster recovery of dues for entities hit by the Rs 5,600-crore fraud at NSEL.
The development comes on the heels of private equity firm India Value Fund Advisors (IVFA) taking management control of the company.
Regulator FMC had issued order following a probe into the operations of FTIL's group firm National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) in connection with payment crisis of Rs 5,600 crore. In a public notice issued today, FTIL invited "expression of interest for FTIL's 24 percent stake in MCX".
The ministry has issued show cause notices to three auditors seeking explanation for the lapses in auditing the books of NSEL and Financial Technologies (India) Ltd, according to a senior official. The notices have been sent for violations of Companies Act.
In the BSE filing, MCX said the board decided that the exchange would "call upon FTIL to immediately divest shares in excess of the said 2 percent. "Besides, the FTIL is being informed that in view of the FMC order, with immediate effect, any voting in excess of the said percentage by them would not be taken into consideration."
It will be the first to go, in what has become an overcrowded segment since India first allowed futures trading in commodities in 2003.
Muzzling authors and journalists is the oldest trick in the book for corporate groups and it is indeed surprising that a high court can grant an ex parte stay when the highest court in the land has made a series of negative comments on the Group that go well beyond what any journalist may want to say about Subrata Roy's Sahara Group.
NK proteins has offered to pay Rs 25 crore upfront and 5 crores every month.
The crisis at the bourse, which suspended operations on July 31 following government direction, is being investigated by multiple agencies, including the Economic Offences Wing of the Mumbai police.
The drama took place as officials from Mumbai Police's Economic Offences Wing (EOW) grilled Shah in the presence of Sinha, who is in police custody in connection with the fraud. This was the second time that Shah was questioned by police.
A directive has been issued to six national commodity bourses - MCX, NCDEX, NMCE, ICEX, ACE and UCX - as the Forward Markets Commission (FMC) found that some exchanges were not ensuring the quality and quantity of commodities.
With a payment crisis engulfing the National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL), the Prime Minister's Office is planning to set up a special team headed by the Economic Affairs Secretary to look into the issue.
CNBC-TV18‘s Sajeet Manghat and Payaswini Upadhyaya report that the fall in value of raw stock at the warehouses is one of the many hurdles that may trip the NSEL settlement.
The government on Tuesday banned trading in e-series contracts at the National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) as it wants the exchange to first settle about Rs 5,600 crore dues to investors, consumer affairs minister KV Thomas said.
A day after crisis erupted at the National Spot Exchange Ltd, capital market regulator Sebi today said it is on "top of the situation" and there is no systemic risk as settlements are happening.
Amid the crisis on the National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL), the government today said it is preparing new regulations for spot exchanges that offer electronic platforms for trading in commodities. "The government is working on new regulations for spot exchanges.