
As per the report, useful information has been collected from the servers of the companies housed in India by using forensic technology. However, enforcement agencies are making all efforts to access information stored in servers located outside India. The report also observes that promoters of such companies have tried to take advantage of multiple legislations with overlapping jurisdictions. There has been proliferation of innovative financial products in the market due to technological advancement and extensive use of the internet to market such products to investors. The report notes that there has been evidence of financial mismanagement, diversion and siphoning off funds by the promoters. Due to non co-operation by the promoters of one of the group companies, SFIO had to resort to search and seizure operations, after obtaining appropriate court orders.
Corrective measures have already been initiated by the Government of India by constituting an Inter-ministerial Group to work out the modalities for better inter-agency coordination. Regulatory agencies such as the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, SEBI and RBI have already launched media campaigns aimed at cautioning investors not to fall prey to fraudulent companies.
SFIO will be submitting their final report to the Ministry by the end of December 2013. — — CCI Newswire</p




























