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KCB, Equity raise loan reserves by $154m in bid to protect gains - Vimarsana News

KCB, Equity raise loan reserves by $154m in bid to protect gains

Last year, Equity and KCB jointly increased their amount set aside from company profits, funds and assets to meet future liabilities by $153.81 million.

Anil Ambani case: Bombay HC asks I-T dept how Black Money Act can have retrospective effect - Vimarsana News

Anil Ambani case: Bombay HC asks I-T dept how Black Money Act can have retrospective effect

A division bench of Justices Gautam Patel and S G Dige, while hearing a petition by Ambani challenging a show cause notice issued to him by the I-T department, asked how a person conducting himself or herself in a certain manner will know what the government is going to do in future

Anil Ambani Receives Short term Respite In Swiss Bank Funds Tax Evasion Case - Vimarsana News

Anil Ambani Receives Short term Respite In Swiss Bank Funds Tax Evasion Case

Ambani received a warning from the I-T department on 8 August, 2022, for allegedly avoiding taxes on undeclared funds totaling more than Rs 814 crore, , anil ambani, swiss bank, tax evasion

Court stops Sh2 billion land probe involving the family of Koinange - Vimarsana News

Court stops Sh2 billion land probe involving the family of Koinange

A judge has stopped the police from probing a Nairobi businessman over a Sh2.4 billion property near Muthangari police station that is being claimed by a daughter of Kenyatta-era minister Mbiyu...

Indians Rally Investors in Diaspora for More Ugandan Investments - Vimarsana News

Indians Rally Investors in Diaspora for More Ugandan Investments

In 2020, India's investments in Uganda hit USD$200 million.