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PMC bank scam: Deposits without cheques and loans without papers
Updated On: 14 December, 2019 07:10 AM IST | Mumbai | vishal singh
Forensic audit conducted by Grant Thornton India also says RBI knew in 2007 that PMC Bank was extending unsecured loans to HDIL, showing the central bank in poor light.

Waryam Singh and Joy Thomas
More skeletons have tumbled out of the PMC Bank cupboard with the forensic audit report of the bank establishing financial transactions between PMC directors and their relatives in HDIL Group. The report states from 2008 to 2019, Joy Thomas (ex-MD of PMC), Waryam Singh (former chairman of PMC and HDIL director), Surjit Singh Arora (ex-director PMC), Daljit Singh Bal and Dr Parmeet Sodhi (both ex-directors of PMC) received around R10 cr from HDIL.
The report also mentions that from 2008-19, relatives of Waryam Singh, Daljit Singh Bal, Surjit Arora, Jasvinder Banwait (PMC director) received more than R6 crore from HDIL.
The forensic audit by Grant Thornton India also shows that RBI in its 2007 inspection report, highlighted that PMC was extending unsecured loans to HDIL. RBI gave the report to PMC Bank but the bank did not do anything regarding the report. The inspection report said that the bank granted unsecured loans to HDIL.

