Archive · 8 Jun 2025
SEBI Corrects IndusInd Bank Insider Trading Order Reference
SEBI, the stock market regulator, corrected a small error in an earlier announcement about an insider trading case involving IndusInd Bank.
The mistake was about the name of a document; it was changed from "board note" to "engagement note."
This correction ensures the information is accurate.
The clarification was made in relation to the appointment of KPMG in February 2024.
After this revision, there was focus on corporate governance.
The RBI, which is the central bank of India, also commented, noting that the bank has taken steps to improve accounting and the shares rose over 5% after the statement.
SEBI corrected a reference in its interim order on an insider trading case involving IndusInd Bank.
The original order incorrectly cited a "board note"; the correction is "engagement note."
The correction pertains to the appointment of KPMG in February 2024.
SEBI barred Sumanth Kathpalia and four executives from the securities market.
RBI indicated satisfaction with the bank's steps to improve its accounting.
- Who
- SEBI and IndusInd Bank
- What
- Corrected the term "board note" to "engagement note" in its interim order regarding an insider trading case.
- When
- June 6, 2025
- Where
- Not explicitly mentioned in the article.
- Why
- To correct an error and clarify documentation regarding KPMG's appointment amid an insider trading investigation.
- Date of Corrigendum
- June 6, 2025
- SEBI Whole-Time Member
- Kamlesh C Varshney
- Case Type
- Insider Trading Case
- Bank Involved
- IndusInd Bank
- Firm Involved
- KPMG
- KPMG Appointment
- February 2024
- Unlawful Gains Impounded
- ₹19.78 crore