ED tracks $1m foreign funding trail: Which two firms, six countries are involved and why? What triggered probe
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- ✓The Enforcement Directorate started a probe into a suspicious $1 million transfer linked to India.
- ✓Funds moved through Germany, Dubai, Lithuania, and the UK to reach local recipients.
- ✓"The funds moved through multiple entities and financial channels," sources said.
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- India Economy
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) reportedly initiated a probe against two foreign entities over a suspicious transfer of $1 million to a UK-based firm linked to India. It was also alleged that the two entities attempted to interfere in India's domestic affairs, The Times of India reported.
Which firms are involved? In which countries are they located?
The Enforcement Directorate identified TCC Digital Markets Ltd, registered in Saint Kitts and Nevis, as the source of funds.
These funds reached entities and individuals in India through a series of layered transactions spanning multiple jurisdictions, including Germany, Dubai, Lithuania, Canada, the Caribbean nation and the UK, according to TOI.
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