Total frauds at banks rise 74 pc to Rs 71,543 crore in 2018-19: RBI
Business | December 24, 2019 23:12 ISTIn the bank advances category, there were 3,606 number of fraud cases involving Rs 64,548 crore reported in 2018-19.
In the bank advances category, there were 3,606 number of fraud cases involving Rs 64,548 crore reported in 2018-19.
The relative said Jiandani had an account in Punjab & Maharashtra Cooperative Bank (PMC Bank), which was put under restrictions by the RBI in September after an alleged Rs 4,355 crore scam came to light.
UPI Fraud Alert! As the number of transactions on the Unified Payments Interface (UPI) platform is expanding, the number of fraud cases is also growing. UPI has eased making fund transfers for customers even without using a debit card or credit cards. Keeping in mind the increasing number of UPI payment fraud, HDFC has issued alert that fraudsters are stealing money from users’ bank accounts via UPI.
The Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) of Jammu and Kashmir on Saturday registered an FIR in the J&K Bank loan fraud case of Rs 1,100 crore advanced to Rice Exports India (REI) Agro Ltd. Searches have been conducted at many locations in Delhi, Jammu and Srinagar.
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached immovable properties worth Rs 4,025.23 crore of Bhushan Power and Steel Limited (BPSL) in a money laundering case against the firm for siphoning off funds obtained as loans from various banks and financial institutions, the agency said on Saturday.
A Delhi court Thursday extended the judicial custody of Ratul Puri, nephew of Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Kamal Nath, till October 17 in a money laundering case related to a bank loan fraud.
PMC Bank Crisis: Week after RBI's restriction on Punjab and Maharashtra Co-Operative (PMC) Bank from doing "any kind of business' and put a limit on cash withdrawals by depositors, a shocking detail has emerged.
SBI users alert! India's largest public sector bank, the State Bank of India (SBI) has issued an advisory and warned its account holders about threats from fraudsters who devise new tricks to dupe thousands of customers daily. This menace is not just limited to SBI. Here's what you must know to keep your hard-earned money safe:
Several people have reported of ATM frauds in the past and about the card skimming technique to clone debit/credit cards to withdraw money from remote locations was used. Recently, a group of citizens in Delhi's Arjun Nagar area discovered an ATM kiosk of Canara Bank rigged with card skimming chip and hidden camera.
Ratul Puri, businessman and MP CM Kamal Nath's nephew, was arrested by the Enforcement Directorate in a bank fraud case on Tuesday.
India's one of the largest public sector bank has issued a fraud alert for its customer. If you don't follow the advisory you may end up losing your hard-earned money to fraudsters. If you are SBI account holder then you should not ignore this news. Amid growing online fraud, SBI has recently released a warning for its customers and has asked them to stay careful with their bank account details. SBI issued an alert as there have been constant attempts made by fraudsters to steal account holders' money.
Over 100 million customers were compromised in a massive data breach at the financial giant and credit card issuer Capital One.
The year 2016-17 witnessed reporting of 3,927 cases of fraud involving an amount of Rs 25,883.99 crore, which was the highest in the last 11 years, Minister of State for Finance Anurag Singh Thakur said in a written reply to the Rajya Sabha.
Banks have reported a massive 73 percent increase in incidents of fraud worth Rs 71,543 crore in FY19, a senior Reserve Bank official said Thursday. Till March 2019, the top five, 10 and 100 cases of frauds cumulatively reported constituted 24 percent, 34 percent and 70 percent of all frauds, respectively, a chief general manager with the RBI Jayant Dash said.
The lady complainant, a resident of Vipin Garden in Dwarka's Uttam Nagar, alleged that someone had withdrawn Rs 3.62 lakh from her bank account.
Congress alleged that 23 fraudsters escaped India under the government's watch after duping the country of over Rs 53,000 crore.
The victory for the banks will enable them to enforce the Indian judgment against Mallya's assets in England and Wales.
This is the second major financial scam to break out after the sensational Rs 11,400-crore fraud allegedly committed by billionaire jewellery designer Nirav Modi and his uncle Mehul Choksi.
Punjab Chief Minister Amarinder Singh today flayed "attempts to politicise" the Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC) case with "unsubstantiated" charges against his son-in-law.
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