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The rejig of senior management
at ICICI Bank may have eliminated some of the uncertainty that
currently surrounds the bank's operations, but the question about where the
actual control lies still remains unanswered. After weeks of speculation, the
bank on Monday announced a restructuring of its senior management, which
involved the creation of a hitherto-unused number two position. The move to
bring in someone to take the wheel is because the bank's Managing Director and
Chief Executive Officer Chanda Kochhar is currently the subject
of an investigation for allegedly flouting corporate governance norms.
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The Securities and Exchange Board of
India (SEBI) could amend the Issue of Capital and Disclosure Requirements
(ICDR) after analyzing public opinion during its board meeting scheduled for
June 21.The market regulator is planning to overhaul the ICDR regulations and
wants to appoint a monitoring agency for every initial public offer (IPO) that
hits the market. At present, IPOs only above Rs 100 crore are monitored. Under
the current arrangement, the issuer makes necessary preparations for the use of
proceeds of the IPO to be monitored by a public financial institution or by one
of the scheduled commercial banks named in the offer document as bankers of the
issuer.
Indian Railways' long-awaited and ambitious project to set
up a waste-to-energy plant at Jaipur railway station has run into Goods and
Services Tax (GST) hurdles, causing a delay in the commissioning of the first
such municipal solid waste management centre on the rail network. Though
the process of setting up the plant in Jaipur and then at the New Delhi station
began two years back and the successful bidder has brought in the required
machinery and technology, the procurement process is yet to be GST-compliant,
causing the delay. While the Jaipur plant would manage five tonnes of
solid waste per day, the New Delhi plant would have a capacity of 10 tonnes per
day.
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