Anil Ambani Bankruptcy
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13 Accounts, With Rs 55 Crore, Of Reliance Infra Seized In Laundering Case
In a major action against suspected foreign exchange violations, the Directorate of Enforcement (ED), Special Task Force at its Headquarters, has seized assets worth Rs 54.82 crore belonging to Reliance Infrastructure Limited (R-Infra).
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In Bankruptcy Case Against Anil Ambani, Tribunal To Verify SBI Claim
State Bank of India has claimed that Anil Ambani offered about $160 million of personal guarantees while seeking loans in 2016 for RCom.
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In Bankruptcy Case Against Anil Ambani, Tribunal To Verify SBI Claim
State Bank of India has claimed that Anil Ambani offered about $160 million of personal guarantees while seeking loans in 2016 for RCom.
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Yes Bank Case: Anil Ambani Questioned By Enforcement Directorate For 9 Hours, Called Again On March 30
Ambani’s nine group companies took loans of about Rs 12,800 crore from Yes Bank that reportedly were under “stress”.
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NCLT Begins Bankruptcy Process For Anil Ambani’s Reliance Communications
RCom has not been successful in meeting any publicly made promises to payback lenders by monetising real estate, spectrum assets.
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Anil Ambani Needs $2 Billion in Asset Sales to Save His Last Stronghold
The last stronghold in embattled tycoon Anil Ambani’s phone carrier-to-power empire is also developing fault lines.
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NCLAT To Decide Over Insolvency Plea Of Reliance Communications
RCom has pleaded the tribunal to go ahead with insolvency proceedings against it as it is unable to pay dues to its lenders.
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Asia's Richest Man May Reap Rewards From Brother's Telecom Woes
Mukesh Ambani may be able to buy his sibling firm’s assets more cheaply.
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No Interim Relief For Reliance Power In Pledged Share Case Against Edelweiss Group
Bombay High Court refused to order the reversal of the sale process or grant any interim relief.
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Lenders Dump Anil Ambani Group After $1.8 Billion of Value Wiped Out
Creditors sold 5.5 billion shares in four companies, leading to a 3-to-8 percentage-point reduction in founders’ stakes.
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A Winner From Billionaire’s India Bankruptcy May Be His Richer Brother
RCom agreed to approach the National Company Law Tribunal after failing to pay lenders for the past 18 months.
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13 Accounts, With Rs 55 Crore, Of Reliance Infra Seized In Laundering Case
In a major action against suspected foreign exchange violations, the Directorate of Enforcement (ED), Special Task Force at its Headquarters, has seized assets worth Rs 54.82 crore belonging to Reliance Infrastructure Limited (R-Infra).
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In Bankruptcy Case Against Anil Ambani, Tribunal To Verify SBI Claim
State Bank of India has claimed that Anil Ambani offered about $160 million of personal guarantees while seeking loans in 2016 for RCom.
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In Bankruptcy Case Against Anil Ambani, Tribunal To Verify SBI Claim
State Bank of India has claimed that Anil Ambani offered about $160 million of personal guarantees while seeking loans in 2016 for RCom.
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Yes Bank Case: Anil Ambani Questioned By Enforcement Directorate For 9 Hours, Called Again On March 30
Ambani’s nine group companies took loans of about Rs 12,800 crore from Yes Bank that reportedly were under “stress”.
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NCLT Begins Bankruptcy Process For Anil Ambani’s Reliance Communications
RCom has not been successful in meeting any publicly made promises to payback lenders by monetising real estate, spectrum assets.
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Anil Ambani Needs $2 Billion in Asset Sales to Save His Last Stronghold
The last stronghold in embattled tycoon Anil Ambani’s phone carrier-to-power empire is also developing fault lines.
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NCLAT To Decide Over Insolvency Plea Of Reliance Communications
RCom has pleaded the tribunal to go ahead with insolvency proceedings against it as it is unable to pay dues to its lenders.
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Asia's Richest Man May Reap Rewards From Brother's Telecom Woes
Mukesh Ambani may be able to buy his sibling firm’s assets more cheaply.
-
No Interim Relief For Reliance Power In Pledged Share Case Against Edelweiss Group
Bombay High Court refused to order the reversal of the sale process or grant any interim relief.
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Lenders Dump Anil Ambani Group After $1.8 Billion of Value Wiped Out
Creditors sold 5.5 billion shares in four companies, leading to a 3-to-8 percentage-point reduction in founders’ stakes.
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A Winner From Billionaire’s India Bankruptcy May Be His Richer Brother
RCom agreed to approach the National Company Law Tribunal after failing to pay lenders for the past 18 months.
