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Dhanlaxmi Bank shareholders seek to curb CEO spending powers; EGM on Nov 12

Through another resolution, the shareholders are also seeking a settlement on the issue of a legal battle with some shareholders regarding board positions.

Dhanlaxmi Bank shareholders seek to curb CEO spending powers; EGM on Nov 12
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The nine shareholders hold a total of around 13 per cent shares in the company.

Shine Jacob Chennai
A group of nine shareholders of Thrissur-based Dhanlaxmi Bank have called for an extraordinary general meeting (EGM) of the bank on November 12, in a move to curb the spending powers of its chief executive officer.

The nine shareholders hold a total of around 13 per cent shares in the company. The group is led by R P Group head Ravindran Pillai, who holds a 9.99 per cent stake in the company. As per a notification, one of the resolutions, shareholders have sought the suspension of delegated powers exercised by the managing director and CEO regarding “all capital and revenue

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