Market regulator Sebi's special team, set up to probe into the financial irregularities in Satyam Computer, has set its focus among other things on alleged 'insider trading' carried out by top executives in the IT firm in the recent past, sources said.
"Our major concerns in this case include any insider trading activities that might have occurred in Satyam shares and all aspects of fraud committed in the company's book," Sebi sources told PTI.
The market regulator formed an investigation team soon after Ramalinga Raju confessed that he cooked the company's balance sheet for seven years with inflated profit numbers and understated liabilities.
The three-member team, led by senior Sebi official A Sunilkumar, is understood to be progressing with its probe at Satyam headquarters in Hyderabad.
The team is primarily inspecting the irregularities committed by Rajus and other manipulators in stock market.
Text: PTI
Image: C B Bhave, chief of Securities and Exchange Board of India. | Photograph: Reuters
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