Former NSE CEO Chitra Ramkrishna was questioned by a senior psychologist of CFSL, who said she was "evasive" in her responses related to co-location scam case being probed by the CBI, officials said.
A Delhi court on Saturday denied anticipatory bail to the former chief executive officer of NSE, Chitra Ramkrishna, in the NSE co-location case
The CBI had earlier arrested Anand Subramanian, NSE's former group operating officer, from Chennai in relation to the alleged scam worth thousands of crores of rupees
Current MD and CEO Vikram Limaye's five-year tenure ends this July, and he is eligible for another five-year term
Don't forget, the NSE scam and its abuse of power happened under the gaze of three successive Sebi chairmen, the worst happening under C B Bhave and U K Sinha
Subramanian was brought to the NSE by Chitra Ramakrishna and he reportedly had access to the email ID on which the emails were sent to Yogi with whom the classified information was shared
Special court sends ex-group operating officer of NSE to CBI custody till March 6
CBI, which filed an FIR four years ago, is under pressure to crack down on the NSE co-location case.
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Mutual funds are keeping their powder dry to invest in LIC's IPO that is expected to hit the market next month
Sebi tightened rules governing market infrastructure institutions (MIIs) in the aftermath of the Chitra Ramkrishna scandal. More on that in our top headlines.
The committee submitted its report in two parts on March 26, 2018, and April 25, 2018.
Earlier this month, Sebi penalised NSE and its former MDs and CEOs, and others for various violations in a case related to the appointment of Anand Subramanian as Group Operating Officer
Reaches out to stakeholders; more meetings planned
Narain appeared before the federal agency in Delhi on Saturday and he may be called again for further questioning
With the years-old case finally attracting public attention, directions have come from the top now that no one should be spared: Official
Ramkrishna was ousted from the NSE in 2016 for her alleged role in algo-trading through the use of colocation servers, and abuse of power in appointing Subramanian
The NSE submitted its detailed response along with a report of forensic investigation conducted by Ernst & Young (E&Y) wherein it was concluded that the said unknown person was Subramanian
Shares of most unlisted stocks have corrected in-line with the fall in the secondary market. However, a few companies seem to have been spared.
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