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Security Board Names Top Businesspersons in Alleged Share Rigging
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AI-generatedThe case highlights regulatory scrutiny in Nepal's financial markets, involving high-profile business figures and allegations of share manipulation and money laundering. Such incidents can undermine investor confidence and prompt tighter regulations.
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- Securities Board of Nepal named prominent businesspersons in alleged share rigging scheme.
- Deepak Bhatta and Sulav Agrawal are in police custody for money laundering.
- Bhatta accused of purchasing shares worth Rs3.80 billion on credit without payment.
- Seven individuals and institutions named as facilitators, including Shekhar Golchha and Rohit Gupta.
- Report submitted to investigative agencies for further action.
The mid-term outlook for Turkish insurance remains stable, driven by local fundamentals. The Nepal scandal is unlikely to have a lasting impact.
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