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Indian banks enforced “informal restrictions” on cryptocurrency trading after concerns surfaced around money laundering at Indian crypto exchanges, the Dogecoin frenzy among investors and following an aggressive marketing push through repeated TV ads during the Indian Premier League (IPL), multiple industry sources said.
Since early this month, leading banks – notably private sector lenders
ICICI Bank and IndusInd Bank – have asked payment gateway partners to stop processing such transactions.
Others such as HDFC Bank, Yes Bank, State Bank of India and Kotak Mahindra Bank had been declining these transactions even earlier.
Over the last few weeks, crypto platforms in India have been blocked by all major payment gateway services providers from processing payments, on the instructions of lenders such as ICICI Bank, ET reported on May 1.
Financial adviser faces more dishonesty charges over super misconduct
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According to data by television ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC), an average 105 million unique viewers watched 17 matches in the first two weeks of IPL, 9.5% less than last year.
Television viewership of the ongoing Indian Premier League is down almost 10% from last year amid a severe second wave of Covid-19, prompting many advertisers to approach broadcaster Star Sports Network to rework advertising deals, which may include extra airtime.
According to data by television ratings agency Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC), an average 105 million unique viewers watched 17 matches in the first two weeks of IPL, 9.5% less than last year.
Adviser fronts court on dishonesty charges
Adviser fronts court on dishonesty charges
A Western Australian adviser who appeared at a Perth court last year has been charged with a further 15 dishonesty offences.
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In a statement, ASIC said Rahul Goel had appeared before the Perth Magistrates Court on 23 April, charged with 12 counts of dishonesty and three counts of false certification of documents.
The charges relate to activity that occurred between November 2018 and July 2019 through Mr Goel’s company AR Wealth and Finance.
They add to the four counts of dishonest conduct Mr Goel was charged with in September 2020 in relation to hardship and other applications to super funds on behalf of his clients. Mr Goel’s personal and business assets were frozen through interim orders from ASIC following the charges.
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