IDFC First Bank menyelesaikan Rs 583 crore dengan pemerintah Haryana

IDFC First Bank telah melakukan pembayaran penuh sebesar Rs 583 crore kepada pemerintah Haryana di tengah penyelidikan sedang berlangsung terkait penipuan keuangan. Penyelesaian tersebut mencakup jumlah pokok dan bunga. Bank menekankan komitmennya terhadap prioritas pelanggan dan kerja sama dengan pihak berwenang.

IDFC First Bank mengumumkan penyelesaian Rs 583 crore dengan pemerintah Haryana, yang mencakup pokok dan bunga terkait transaksi penipuan yang sedang diselidiki. Pembayaran ini dilakukan secara proaktif, tanpa menunggu kesimpulan penyelidikan penipuan keuangan. Bank menyatakan dedikasinya terhadap prinsip pelanggan pertama dalam menangani masalah ini. Bank juga menyatakan kemauannya untuk bekerja sama dengan pihak berwenang guna mengidentifikasi dan menangkap pelaku ketidakwajaran. Perkembangan ini terjadi dalam konteks pengawasan berkelanjutan terhadap keterlibatan bank dalam aktivitas penipuan. Pemerintah Haryana sebelumnya menyatakan kekhawatiran atas transaksi tersebut, yang memicu penyelidikan. Tindakan IDFC First Bank bertujuan menyelesaikan tunggakan dengan cepat, menunjukkan akuntabilitas meskipun penyelidikan belum selesai. Tidak ada detail lebih lanjut mengenai garis waktu penipuan atau individu spesifik yang terlibat yang diberikan dalam pengumuman. Saham bank dan saham sektor perbankan terkait, seperti Federal Bank dan IndusInd Bank, disebutkan dalam konteks pasar, tetapi tidak ada dampak langsung yang dirinci.

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