FEMA Violation: Paytm’s OCL made investments in Singapore without reporting to RBI, says ED | Company Business News

Online payments platform Paytm’s subsidiary OCL allegedly made certain foreign investments in Singapore without informing India’s banking regulator the Reserve Bank of India, reported the news agency PTI on Monday, March 3.

Paytm’s parent, One 97 Communication, received a show cause notice over alleged 611 crore Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA) violations, according to an exchange filing on Saturday, March 1. 

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