0301-2020 IKAB Securities and Investments Ltd. vs SEBI
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“102. Noticee 4 was the broker whose dealer Bankim Shah colluded with Noticees 1 and 2 in carrying out the impugned front-running transactions in the relevant period. This fact has not been disputed. Bankim Shah had punched orders for all the impugned front running transactions in the accounts of Noticees 3, Vivek and Rashi. Noticee 4 has sought to distance itself from the illegal trades by laying the entire blame on its dealer Bankim Shah,by stating that Bankim Shah did not continue as its Director after 2005. However, the fact remains that Bankim Shah had a long associati
BEFORE THE SECURITIES APPELLATE TRIBUNAL
MUMBAI
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