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Business News Today Live: RBI, SEBI, Courts and Markets, 11 November 2026
Every story from Oquilia’s desks today, as it is published: regulators, courts, markets and your money. Each update links to the full report and its official source.
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Key updates
- Kerala HC: Federal Bank to lift account freeze if police do not name lien amount
- Rajasthan HC: banks to freeze only disputed amount, not whole account, in cyber cases
- Kerala HC sets aside Banking Ombudsman order closing complaint without consent
- Pre-market: Nifty 50 at 25,044.65 after Monday's 0.23% gain led by banks
Kerala HC: Federal Bank to lift account freeze if police do not name lien amount
The Kerala High Court on 4 November 2026 told Federal Bank to ask Bengaluru cyber police for the disputed amount in a frozen account, and to lift the freeze if they do not reply within a month.
Rajasthan HC: banks to freeze only disputed amount, not whole account, in cyber cases
The Rajasthan High Court on 6 November 2026 directed Rajasthan Gramin Bank to keep only the disputed amount frozen in a customer's account and let the customer use the remaining balance.
Kerala HC sets aside Banking Ombudsman order closing complaint without consent
The Kerala High Court held on 10 November 2026 that the RBI Banking Ombudsman could not close a complaint against Standard Chartered Bank as settled when the customer never agreed to it.
Pre-market: Nifty 50 at 25,044.65 after Monday's 0.23% gain led by banks
The Nifty 50 closed at 25,044.65 on Monday, 9 November, up 0.23%, as Nifty Bank rose 1.51%. Decliners outnumbered advancers 1,583 to 1,126 on NSE.
Punjab consumer commission orders Edelweiss Tokio Life to pay rejected death claim
The Punjab State Consumer Commission held that Edelweiss Tokio Life could not reject a Rs 25 lakh life cover claim over a proposal form it had not explained, and ordered it to pay with 9% interest.
Punjab consumer commission upholds truck claim against United India Insurance
The Punjab State Consumer Commission held that United India Insurance wrongly rejected a truck owner's accident claim on a fake-licence ground it never proved, and upheld a Rs 1,51,672 award.