India's IIFL Securities down after 2 year ban on new stockbroking clients
BENGALURU, June 20 (Reuters) - Shares of India's IIFL Securities IIFS.NS fell over 19% on Tuesday, a day after the country's markets regulator barred the company's stockbroking unit from taking on any new client for two years in a case related to alleged misuse of client funds in 2013-14. (Reporting by Biplob Kumar Das in Bengaluru) ((Biplobkumar.das@thomsonreuters.com; 9101861583;))
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