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    Menace of 'money mules' and how not to become one

    Mule accounts are bank accounts that are used to launder proceeds of crime by fraudsters. In an age when there are strict laws on holding or using large amounts of cash, transactions in the banking system cannot be avoided. At the same time, criminals cannot use bank accounts because KYC norms will enable authorities to link the money to the activity through which they receive it.

    ED arrests two in Chhattisgarh liquor 'scam'-linked money laundering case

    The Enforcement Directorate has arrested two liquor businessmen in connection with a money laundering probe into an alleged excise scam in Chhattisgarh. The case, which is estimated to have generated over Rs 2,100 crore of slush funds, involved 70 individuals and companies, including former excise minister Kawasi Lakhma and former chief secretary Vivek Dhand. The ED has pegged the proceeds of crime at Rs 2,161 crore. Trilok Singh Dhillon was accused of being a "prime beneficiary" of the proceeds of crime through a "classic" mode of money laundering.

    Federal Bank leads in credit expansion among Kerala-based lenders

    Federal Bank led in gross loan expansion with a 20% year-on-year increase to Rs 2.24 lakh crore by June's end. Meanwhile, CSB Bank recorded the highest deposit growth among Kerala-based lenders, marking a 22.4% rise to Rs 29,920 crore. Other banks like South Indian Bank also saw notable loan portfolio growth, with CSB Bank reporting a 17.8% increase to Rs 25,099 crore and South Indian Bank reaching Rs 82,510 crore, up 11.4%.

    Kerala: ED attaches land, bank deposits of CPI(M) in money laundering case

    The Enforcement Directorate has attached a land parcel in Kerala and bank deposits worth Rs 73 lakh, alleged to belong to the CPI(M), in connection with a money laundering probe related to the Karuvannur Service Cooperative Bank "scam." The CPI(M) has denied allegations of wrongdoing and money laundering.

    June deadlines: Check which money deadlines have been extended and which will end on June 30

    June is almost over, and there are a few important personal finance-related deadlines that will end in a few days that you should be aware of. The following is a list of financial deadlines in June 2024 that have been extended from the June deadline.

    FD interest rate of up to 8.05%: Best interest rates on senior citizen FDs maturing in three years

    Fixed deposit interest rates: FDs are an good fixed income investment option for senior citizens. In light of this senior citizens can now take advantage of higher interest rates being offered by various private, public and foreign banks. Read here to know more about FD interest rate offered to senior citizens.

    The Economic Times
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