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Amazon accuses Future of insider trading in RIL deal

US e-commerce giant seeks investigation by SEBI

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New Delhi, November 11

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Amazon.com Inc has asked India’s market regulator to investigate Future Retail Ltd for insider trading, as it seeks to prevent its business partner from becoming part of rival Reliance’s empire.

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The US giant has been pressing the SEBI to review Reliance’s deal to buy retail, logistics and other assets from Future Group for $3.4 billion.

Amazon argues it had a 2019 agreement with Future which prevented the Indian group’s retail assets from being sold to certain parties, including Reliance Industries.

‘Disclosed price-sensitive details’

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  • The US giant has been pressing the SEBI to review Reliance’s August deal to buy retail, logistics and other assets from Future Group for $3.4 billion, including debt
  • Amazon argues it had a 2019 agreement with Future which prevented the Indian group’s retail assets from being sold to certain parties, including Reliance Industries
  • The November 8 letter to SEBI alleges Future Retail disclosed to Reliance price-sensitive details of an injunction granted by a Singapore arbitrator to block the deal

The November 8 letter to SEBI alleges Future Retail disclosed to Reliance price-sensitive details of an injunction granted by a Singapore arbitrator to block the deal.

The spat is being closely watched as a key test of whether Indian firms, courts and regulators will respect arbitration decisions made in accordance with overseas arbitration rules. — Reuters

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