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India's economy contracted by nearly a fourth in the June quarter as a result of the lockdowns during the early days of the pandemicBill Winters said India is 'some place in between', wherein it is not showing the V-shaped recovery like China

ED imposes penalties of ₹100 crore on StanChart, ₹17 crore on Tamil Nadu Mercantile Bank Lid and ₹35 crore on erstwhile TMBL chairmanThey were found in contravention of provisions of Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999 in a case relating to the unauthorised allocation of shares

An eight-year probe found that Standard Chartered violated the so-called foreign exchange management actStandard Chartered -- India’s largest foreign bank by branches -- also acted as a custodian for shares on the deal, according to the order

HSBC investment case clouded by the outlook for Hong Kong -analystHong Kong single largest market for HSBC, Standard Chartered

The presence in Gift City gives the bank an opportunity to expand its business in trade, lending, financial market transactions and other structured products as approved by regulators

Roy has over 25 years of experience in retail banking, payments industry and the non-banking financial company (NBFC) sectorPrior to joining Standard Chartered Bank, he was the managing director and chief executive at Tata Capital Financial Services Ltd

The message was sent by Chief Executive Officer Bill Winters to managers last weekThe message also warned against using Alphabet Inc's Google Hangouts platform for virtual gatherings

Britain's Office of Financial Sanctions Implementation is looking to impose a penalty of over $12 million on the bankThe bank agreed in April to pay $1.1 billion to US and British authorities for conducting illegal financial transactions that violated sanctions against Iran and others

The conglomerate has hired Manish Dabir from Goldman to be its head of investor relationsThe billionaire’s Aditya Birla Group appointed Standard Chartered dealmaker Sandeep Agrawal as head of corporate finance

Standard Chartered says it accepts responsibility for the violations, which stopped after 2014The agreements resolve an investigation that began some five years ago into Standard Chartered's banking for Iran-controlled entities in Dubai