HDFC Bank penalises its executive for inadvertently selling shares
The panel has determined that there was a violation of the Bank's Code and PIT Regulations and imposed a penalty of ₹10.20 lakh on Tata.
PTI, Mumbai
PUBLISHED ON JAN 16, 2021 09:01 PM IST
The country's largest lender HDFC Bank on Saturday said it has imposed a penalty of ₹10.20 lakh on its senior executive Jimmy Tata for selling his shares in violation of insider trading regulations.
Tata, the chief credit officer, sold 1,400 shares of the bank held by him in what the lender termed as an "inadvertent trade".
"The Audit Committee has concluded that this was an inadvertent trade made without intent to violate the Bank's Share Dealing Code (Bank's Code) or the SEBI (Prohibition of Insider Trading) Regulations, 2015 (PIT Regulations)," the lender informed the exchanges in a regulatory filing.
The panel has determined that there was a violation of the Bank's Code and PIT Regulations and imposed a penalty of ₹10.20 lakh on Tata, it added.
The amount shall be remitted to the Investor Protection & Education Fund (IPEF) in line with the PIT Regulations, it added.
Tata took on the role of chief credit officer last month, after officiating as the bank's chief risk officer.
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