The Reserve Bank of India has begun a review of derivative books of both private and state-owned banks, according to sources.

While this issue has raised fresh concerns, transparency and better financial controls can help banks maintain investor trust in the long run.

IndusInd Bank is in the spotlight after revealing discrepancies in its derivatives portfolio, causing its stock to plunge nearly 30 percent in just five sessions. The issue? Internal derivative trades ...

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The IndusInd Bank promoter seem unfazed by the derivative discrepancies in the book. In a conversation with a TV channel, the ...

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India's central bank is examining derivatives exposures of some private and state-run banks days after IndusInd Bank ...

OKX acquires a MiFID II license via a Malta-based entity, enabling regulated derivatives for institutional clients across the ...

IndusInd Bank’s shares dropped 27% on March 11 after revealing ₹1,530 crore lapses in its derivatives portfolio, potentially ...

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas (BSP) has issued a draft circular to introduce stricter rules on certain foreign exchange ...

BSE Ltd, Hindustan Copper Ltd, and Manappuram Finance Ltd are the three stocks on the NSE’s F&O ban list on March 11.

The Derivatives Market Institute for Standards (DMIST) has released its 2024 annual report. The report highlights initiatives ...