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Описание: What happened to Nedungadi Bank is one of the most significant chapters in Indian banking history. Established in 1899 as South India’s first private sector commercial bank, it survived for over a century before a series of stock market scandals and mismanagement led to its dramatic collapse and eventual merger with Punjab National Bank (PNB).

In this video, we dive deep into the rise and fall of this legendary institution, exploring the 2001 stock scam, the role of broker Rajendra Banthia, and how the bank's shares eventually became worth zero.

The Golden Era: How Rao Bahadur T.M. Appu Nedungadi founded the bank in Kozhikode and its role in Kerala's economic growth.The Turning Point: The entry of stock market operators and the hidden takeover in the early 90s.The Scam: How illegal arbitrage trading worth $₹1,352$ crore through firms linked to bank directors led to massive losses.RBI’s Intervention: The 2002 moratorium that restricted withdrawals to just $₹5,000$ and caused panic among depositors.The Final Chapter: The 2003 merger with PNB and why shareholders lost everything while depositors were saved.

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