IndusInd Bank shares witnessed a significant 25% decline, hitting a 52-week low, following the disclosure of accounting irregularities in its derivatives portfolio. This development instigated a wave of investor apprehension, causing a sharp decline in the stock price. The bank now confronts potential financial liabilities amounting to ₹2,000 crore, sparking worries about deficient governance and internal oversight, thereby impacting the overall confidence in the banking industry.

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IndusInd Bank’s 25% Stock Plunge on Accounting Discrepancies Sparks Investor Panic and Governance Concerns
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