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RBI’s new norms to help enhance audit quality, transparency, add value: Experts
"The new norms will improve audit quality, avoid conflict of interest and ensure independence of auditors, which all will support financial stability"
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NCLAT stays NCLT order directing lenders of DHFL to consider Kapil Wadhawan’s proposal
The appellate tribunal also clarified that its order should not come in the way for NCLT to decide the approval of the plan selected by the Committee
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DHFL auditor Grant Thornton finds another fraud of Rs 1,424 crore
The administrator of the company has appointed Grant Thornton (GT or transaction auditor) to conduct investigation into the affairs of the company
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Stock market update: DHFL, South Indian Bank, Religare Enterprises gain up to 7%
On the other hand, Dolat Investments Ltd (down 3.24%), Spandana Sphoorty Financial Ltd (down 2.87%), and Bank of Maharashtra (down 2.7%) moved lower.
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DHFL resolution: Company receives no objection from RBI, files application with NCLT
Earlier this week, DHFL had announced Piramal Group's resolution plan getting approval from RBI
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Who is propping up the dead DHFL stock?
Retail investors hold shares worth Rs 232 crore in the scam-hit home financier whose equity holding will be wiped out soon. Are more investors walking
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DHFL shares hit lower circuit after auditor unearths another fraud of Rs 6,182 crore
Shares of Dewan Housing Finance Corporation (DHFL) hit lower circuit of 5% after its transaction auditor, Grant Thornton, has reported another fraudul
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DHFL case: Grant Thornton unearths another fraudulent transaction of Rs 6,182 crore
The management of DHFL is currently being run under an administrator appointed under the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code after frauds were detected in
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Are gullible retail investors driving this troubled shadow bank?
“It is really strange. The stock will not have any value once it is delisted. Gullible retail investors, who hope to make a quick buck, are buying i
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DHFL shock may keep retail investors off FD/NCDs of companies
Those who have invested their life savings of over Rs 10 lakh will see most of it wiped out
