Bill Ackman warns banks face 'liability exposure' from Adani share sale

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Bill Ackman says banks involved in the Adani Group's $2.5 billion share sale face 'too much liability exposure' and should do more due diligence

of Adani Enterprises — the flagship business of the Adani business empire – is underway. The sale plans to raise up to 200 billion Indian rupees, or $2.5 billion.saying the sale remains on the table with bankers on the deal mulling over extending the sale or cutting the issue price. , saying he found it highly credible and well researched. Ackman also compared Adani Group to Herbalife, a"pyramid scheme.

against Hindenburg, saying it's report is"nothing but a lie." The company said it is even looking at launching legal action against Hindenburg over the allegations. As the public battle between the Adani Group and Hindenburg escalates, Adani has also seen his wealth plunge by $28 billion in the first month of 2023. That's knocked him out of 4th place onThe Adani Group did not immediately respond to Insider's request for comment.

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