Senior principal of corporate account group at Infosys
Designated person for the price sensitive information at Infosys. Alleged to have leaked the insider information to Pranshu.Source: SEBI, = unpublished price sensitive information (UPSI)
Phone calls, emails and the ‘fatherly’ connection
SEBI has gathered a plethora of evidence to support its allegations using email exchanges, telephonic records and banking transactions. And, it all starts with Pranshu Bhutra.
Amit Bhutra is listed as a director on the board of a company called Mahrishi Alloy Private limited, which claims to make steel products. And, so is Pranshu Bhutra’s father, Ram Bilas Bhutra. That’s where the trail begins.
SEBI bars 8 entities in Infosys insider trading case, impounds accounts
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Mumbai, June 1 : The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has barred eight entities, including individuals and two financial companies, for being involved in insider trading in the scrip of Infosys.
The entities are Pranshu Bhutra, Amit Bhutra, Bharath C. Jain, Manish C. Jain, Ankush Bhutra, Venkata Subramaniam V.V., and firms Capital One Partners and Tesora Capital.
The investigation found that the total proceeds generated from insider trading was over Rs 3.06 crore.
Infosys senior corporate counsel Pranshu Bhutra and senior principal Venkata Subramaniam V V were barred from accessing the securities market after investigating insider trading in the shares of Indias second most valued IT company last year
Infosys to initiate internal probe into insider trading case
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Sebi has banned eight entities, including two employees of Infosys, for indulging in insider trading activities in the shares of the company
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Sebi has banned eight entities, including two employees of Infosys, for indulging in insider trading activities in the shares of the company India s second largest IT firm Infosys on Tuesday said it will initiate an internal investigation into an insider trading matter after markets regulator Sebi barred two of its employees from the securities market in the case. Sebi has banned eight entities, including two employees of Infosys, for indulging in insider trading activities in the shares of the company.