Anil Ambani, the chairman of Reliance Group, is examining “appropriate” options in response to the Securities and Exchange Board of India’s (Sebi) exclusion from the stock market and Rs 25-crore penalties for allegedly diverting funds from Reliance Capital’s former subsidiary Reliance Home Finance (RHFL).
A representative for Ambani issued a statement stating that he had resigned from the boards of Reliance Power and Reliance Infrastructure by the February 11, 2022, Sebi interim order.
Reliance Infrastructure made a specific declaration stating that the company was not a notice or party to the Sebi proceedings in which the order was made.
Reliance Power made the same claim, claiming it was neither a notice nor a party to the Sebi proceedings where the order was made.
The Sebi levied a penalty of Rs 624 crore on August 22 against 27 persons and organisations, including Ambani, his group companies, and their former directors, for allegedly embezzling money from RHFL.
The Sebi imposed a five-year ban on Ambani and 24 other individuals from accessing the securities market and holding prominent positions in any listed company or its affiliates on August 22.