The
then management of NSEL, which had the privilege of full functional autonomy,
was saying as late as August 2013 that the commodities existed in the
warehouses. The management at that time was the sole point of contact with FMC
or DCA. The Board of NSEL never had any direct contact with the FMC or the DCA
as also the latter has never approached or written to the Board on any concern
that they might be having on the operations of the exchange.
Even
the show cause notice issued to NSEL was addressed to the then Managing
Director and CEO and the Board was never informed of the same. Neither the DCA
nor FMC nor the Broking firms nor the management ever raised any red flag to
the Board that could have alerted them to take any preventive action.
It
is unfair to hold the Board of NSEL responsible for the crisis when they had no
role to play in it.
Reference:
http://www.nationalspotexchange.com/Truth_About_NSEL.htm
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