India's central bank is examining derivatives exposures of some private and state-run banks days after IndusInd Bank disclosed lapses in its derivatives accounting, three sources said on Wednesday.

After the discrepancies were revealed, IndusInd Bank's stock fell over 27%. Chairman Ashok Hinduja assured investors that he would fully support any capital requirements. Today, the stock ended at ₹685 on the NSE, up 4.4% and breaking a five-day losing streak.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has begun a review of the derivative exposure of both private and state-owned banks after private lender IndusInd Bank reported a massive discrepancy in the

By Nandan Mandayam and Siddhi Nayak (Reuters) -Shares of Indian private lender IndusInd Bank fell more than 22% to an over four-year low on Tuesday, a day after it reported discrepancies in accounting related to forex derivatives that could lead to a one-time hit to earnings.