In May, six Adani Group companies disclosed they had received notices from SEBI alleging violation of Indian stock market rules.
Alongside the inquiry into the Adani group, SEBI sent a "show cause" notice to Hindenburg Research alleging that the short-seller violated the country's rules by setting up a short-bet using non-public information.
Hindenburg Research said these allegations were "nonsense" in a note published on its website in July, which also made public the regulator's notice.
In its latest report, Hindenburg attempts to draw a link between offshore funds that traded in Adani Group shares and personal investments of Buch and her husband.
It says that Bermuda-based Global Opportunities Fund, which according to a Financial Times investigation was used by entities connected to the Adani group to trade in share of group companies, had sub-funds.
Persons:
Puri, Hindenburg, Buch, Vinod Adani, Gautam Adani, SEBI
Organizations:
Hindenburg Research, Hindenburg, SEBI, Sunday, Securities and Exchange Board of India, Adani, Adani Group, Fund, Financial Times, Buch, Securities, Exchange Board of India
Locations:
Krakow, Poland, Puri Buch, Buch, Bermuda