An external agency designated by Indusind Bank to evaluate the root cause of the discrepancies found in the portfolio of derivatives of the lender has confirmed that the Bank dedicated to the incorrect accounting of internal derived shops, the early completion, which is the result of the notionalization, what it is.
“The report identifies the incorrect accounting of internal derived operations, especially in the case of early termination, which resulted in the registry of notional gains, as the main root cause of the accounting discrepancy. The report also examined. To set the responsibility of the people responsible for these lapses and reallocate the roles and responsibilities of high management management,” he said in an exchange.
According to the sources, the lender had appointed Grant Thornton to perform the analysis of the root cause of discrepancies in his derivative portfolio. The firm has determined the cumulative advertising impact of 1,956 million rupees as of March 31, which is similar to the amount estimated by PWC in an earlier investigation to evaluate the financial impact due to discrepancies.
Separately, the lender had also revealed earlier this week that his Internal Audit Department (IAD), together with Ernst & Young, is making a review of the Bank’s microfinance business (MFI) of the bank to examine certain concerns that were taken to management. The Bank’s micro loan book stood at ₹ 32,564 million rupees at the end of December, constituting 9 percent or general advances.
Posted on April 27, 2025