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Banks called out over Gupta heists
A new report focuses on the role of financial institutions in the illicit movement of of money
Tegeta’s mines ‘riddled with non-compliance’
The mines are largely viable as mining operations, but optimal function requires the 'right management', members of parliament heard on Wednesday
Bizarre battles in Gupta rescue
The companies and the IDC are strange partners in court cases against the business rescue team
Court orders preservation order for Guptas’ mine rehabilitation funds
The Bank of Baroda was the only bank willing to transact with the Guptas after the "big four" banks in South Africa foreclosed on them.
Bankers give Guptas extra time to keep records secret
Law stretched to protect Saxonwold family as wolves circle.
Baroda unfair to Guptas – judge
The one-time friend of the controversial family wants nothing to do with their companies
Gupta companies get another bank account reprieve
The Bank of Baroda will have another two weeks of business with Gupta companies, and every prospect of being locked into the relationship for months.
Gupta firms sail close to the wind
With no access to banking, the family is heading into a financial storm. But it has a few lifeboats yet
Court grants interdict to freeze R1.7-billion Gupta mine rehab funds
The funds, meant to manage environmental damage caused by mining, were kept at the Bank of Baroda.
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