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YES Bank crisis: How Rana Kapoor's firm expanded aggressively through loans

According to sources, the Kapoor companies invested around $10-11 million in Awfis but their shareholding got diluted as new investors came in.

Rana Kapoor. Photo: Kamlesh Pednekar
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The Kapoor family, through its family office, the Three Sisters Institutional Office, have also put money into many start-ups.

Surajeet Das Gupta New Delhi
Former YES Bank chairman Rana Kapoor and his family’s labyrinth of firms, in particular DOIT Urban Ventures, are under close scrutiny by the Enforcement Directorate and the Central Bureau of Investigation.

The CBI has alleged that Dewan Housing Finance Corporation's (DHFL’s) promoter Kapil Wadhawan gave kickbacks in the form of builder loans to DOIT Urban Ventures. The quid pro quo: YES Bank’s investments in its Rs 3,700 short-term debentures.

Business Standard has accessed the Registrar of Companies (RoC) documents on the firm and they tell an interesting story. 

DOIT is a 100 per cent subsidiary of Morgan Credits in which Rana Kapoor’s daughters

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