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Business News Today Live: RBI, SEBI, Courts and Markets, 15 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.
Key updates
Karnataka Bank MD and CEO ceases to hold office on completing tenure
Karnataka Bank said in a filing with the National Stock Exchange that its Managing Director and CEO ceased to hold office from the close of business on 15 November 2026, on completion of tenure.
Hindalco unit Novelis agrees to sell two China subsidiaries for about $265 million
Hindalco said in a filing with the National Stock Exchange that its subsidiary Novelis Inc. has agreed to sell two wholly-owned China entities for about $265 million.
Mahanadi Coalfields files RHP for Coal India's 10% offer for sale
Coal India told BSE and NSE that the RHP of Mahanadi Coalfields, dated 13 November 2026, was filed for an offer for sale of up to 661,836,300 shares, a 10% stake.
Kaynes Technology Q2 results: net profit falls 61.6% to Rs 45.4 crore
Kaynes Technology said in a filing with the National Stock Exchange that consolidated revenue rose 4.4% to Rs 952.5 crore in Q2 FY27, while net profit fell 61.6% to Rs 45.4 crore.
Madras High Court: borrowers cannot reclaim title deeds marked by Indian Bank in suit
The Madras High Court held that borrowers cannot use a civil procedure rule to get back title deeds Indian Bank produced in its mortgage suit after the bank moved the loan to an asset reconstruction company.
Madras High Court: heir of education loan guarantor liable only up to inherited estate
The Madras High Court held that Indian Bank can pursue a deceased guarantor's son over an education loan only to the extent of the estate he inherited, not personally for the whole loan.
Madhya Pradesh High Court orders Axis Bank to unfreeze account held over cyber complaint
The Madhya Pradesh High Court directed Axis Bank to let an account holder operate a frozen account, keeping only the disputed Rs 50,000 in a fixed deposit.