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Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 and offered IT services globally before a major fraud was uncovered in 2009. The chairman, Ramalinga Raju, inflated financial figures such as cash balances, profits, and interest income in reports to investors. It was later revealed that Raju had been diverting funds to family businesses and there were 13,000 fewer employees than claimed. When the fraud became public, Satyam shares fell nearly 78% in a single day, wiping out billions in market value. The company was acquired by Tech Mahindra to restore credibility but the scandal badly damaged India's reputation among global investors.
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The Satyam scam was one of the largest corporate scams in India. The founder of Satyam Computers, Ramalinga Raju, admitted in 2009 to falsifying the company's accounts over several years, inflating cash balances and revenues. This impacted over 50,000 jobs and damaged India's reputation. Regulatory actions were taken, including appointing a new Satyam board and increasing financial disclosure requirements. The scandal led to reforms like stricter auditing and compliance rules to prevent such frauds in the future.
Satyam Scandal, Auditing
This document summarizes the Satyam scandal, where Satyam Computer Services Ltd misrepresented its financial accounts by inflating revenues, profits, and cash balances. The promoters, Ramalinga Raju and others, are primarily responsible for the accounting fraud. However, the external auditors, PricewaterhouseCoopers, who were tasked with ensuring accurate financial reporting, are also culpable for failing to catch the discrepancies. The auditors face penalties under Indian law for negligence, and disciplinary action from the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India that could restrict their ability to serve as auditors.
Failed Entrepreneur - Satyam Computers
Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 and listed on stock exchanges, but in 2009 the chairman confessed to falsifying $1.47 billion in accounts (Satyam Scandal). Ramalinga Raju and others were granted bail in 2011 as investigators failed to file charges on time. A new CEO was appointed, and Mahindra Group acquired 46% of Satyam, which was rebranded as Mahindra Satyam. The downfall was due to unethical actions at the top and a lack of professionalism from external auditors. Regular accounting checks could have prevented this.
Satyam Scam
Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 by Ramalinga Raju and initially had 20 employees. It later converted to a public company and became one of India's largest IT firms, employing over 53,000 people across six continents. However, in 2009 a major accounting scandal occurred where it was revealed that the financial statements had been falsified. As a result of the scam, investors lost over 14,000 crores. The founder, Ramalinga Raju, had failed to maintain good relations with shareholders, employees, management, bankers and the government.
THE SATYAM SCAM
Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 and converted to a public company in 1992. It offered IT services across sectors. In 2009, its chairman Ramalinga Raju resigned after admitting to an accounting fraud where he had inflated cash and bank balances by Rs. 5,040 crore. This led to a drop in Satyam's share price and the company's acquisition by Tech Mahindra.
Satyam Scam
Satyam Computer Services was an Indian IT company founded in 1987 that grew to have over 50,000 employees worldwide before a major accounting scandal in 2009. In January 2009, the founder confessed to inflating cash and revenue figures by over $1 billion USD. This led to a major drop in the company's stock price and impacted shareholder wealth, employee jobs, and the Indian economy. Key individuals involved in the fraud included the founder Ramalinga Raju and other executives. After the scandal, Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam and merged it to create a larger IT company.
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The document presents information on the Satyam scam, one of India's largest corporate frauds. It discusses how Satyam's chairman inflated cash balances and profits in financial statements. This led to the resignation of board members and the chairman admitting to the fraud. The fraud impacted perceptions of Indian IT companies and the stock market. The Indian government took steps to save Satyam by appointing a new board and facilitating loans to cover operating costs, while potential acquirers were being sought.
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Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 by Ramalinga Raju and initially had 20 employees. It later converted to a public company and became one of India's largest IT firms, employing over 53,000 people across six continents. However, in 2009 a major accounting scandal occurred where it was revealed that the financial statements had been falsified. As a result of the scam, investors lost over 14,000 crores. The founder, Ramalinga Raju, had failed to maintain good relations with shareholders, employees, management, bankers and the government.
THE SATYAM SCAM
Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 and converted to a public company in 1992. It offered IT services across sectors. In 2009, its chairman Ramalinga Raju resigned after admitting to an accounting fraud where he had inflated cash and bank balances by Rs. 5,040 crore. This led to a drop in Satyam's share price and the company's acquisition by Tech Mahindra.
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Satyam Computer Services was an Indian IT company founded in 1987 that grew to have over 50,000 employees worldwide before a major accounting scandal in 2009. In January 2009, the founder confessed to inflating cash and revenue figures by over $1 billion USD. This led to a major drop in the company's stock price and impacted shareholder wealth, employee jobs, and the Indian economy. Key individuals involved in the fraud included the founder Ramalinga Raju and other executives. After the scandal, Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam and merged it to create a larger IT company.
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Satyam scam
Ramalinga Raju founded Satyam Computers in 1987 with 20 employees. It grew to become a large, multinational IT services company with over 50,000 employees in 66 countries by 2008. However, in January 2009 it was revealed that Raju had committed accounting fraud, overstating revenues and inflating cash balances by billions of rupees. This scandal had widespread negative impacts, causing stock prices to plummet and losses for shareholders, while putting many jobs at risk. Eventually Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam and merged it to form a new company.
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Satyam Fiasco
Raju's letter summarizes accounting fraud at Satyam, inflating cash balances by $1 billion and revenues/profits over several years. He apologizes to shareholders for the deception. The aborted acquisition of Maytas, his family's firms, was an attempt to cover the fraud but failed when investors objected. Raju resigns and faces legal consequences for his actions that misled shareholders and stakeholders of Satyam.
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The Satyam scam was one of India's biggest corporate frauds, where the founder of Satyam Computers, Ramalinga Raju, confessed in 2009 that the company's accounts had been falsified. Raju and others had inflated revenues and profits through fake invoices and bank statements, deceiving investors and auditors. A whistleblower's email exposed the fraud of over $1 billion in inflated cash reserves. Raju and others were found guilty of fraud and sentenced to prison. The scam had major consequences, devastating Satyam and impacting India's economy, IT sector, and corporate governance standards.
Satyam scam
The document summarizes the Satyam scam, one of India's largest corporate frauds. Ramalinga Raju, founder and chairman of Satyam Computers, admitted in January 2009 to inflating the company's accounts by over $1 billion USD. An investigation found that Raju had misrepresented financial records and profits to investors and regulators for years. As a result of the fraud being revealed, Satyam's stock price collapsed and the company was removed from stock indices. The scam had widespread negative impacts in India, damaging the country's economic and corporate governance reputation.
Satyam Scam
Ramalinga Raju, the former chairman of Satyam Computers, confessed in 2009 to manipulating the company's accounting for years and overstating assets by $1.47 billion. He had created fake bank accounts and salary accounts to inflate Satyam's financial reports. The fraud went undetected by PwC, who had audited Satyam for 9 years. The scandal severely damaged investor trust, India's IT sector, and the country's reputation. It highlighted the need for stronger corporate governance and internal controls to prevent such accounting frauds. Tech Mahindra later acquired Satyam to restore stability.
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The Satyam scandal involved the founder and CEO of Satyam, Ramalinga Raju, admitting to manipulating the company's accounts by $1.47 billion. False profits and cash resources had been exhibited in financial statements for seven years without detection by directors or auditors. The fraud damaged India's reputation with investors and led to Satyam's stock plunging 82% on news of the scandal. Lessons included the need for stronger corporate governance and scrutiny of executives to prevent such a large fraud from occurring and growing undiscovered.
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Satyam Computer Services Ltd. was founded in 1987 and provides IT services to over 654 global companies across 67 countries. It employs 53,000 IT professionals located in development centers around the world. In January 2009, the company's Chairman resigned after admitting to falsifying Satyam's accounts, overstating cash and bank balances, debtors, and understating liabilities. This accounting fraud had a major negative impact on Satyam and shattered investor confidence in the company.
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The document discusses the Satyam scandal involving its former Chairman Ramalinga Raju. It provides details of the financial irregularities confessed by Raju, including inflated cash and bank balances, non-existent accrued interest, understated liabilities and overstated debtors. Raju claimed that neither he nor the managing director benefited financially and that none of the board members were aware. The document also examines who else could be culpable such as the auditors and regulators. It outlines steps the management could take to rebuild confidence including changing the company name and appointing a new board. Finally, it mentions that Tech Mahindra acquired a 31% stake in Satyam Computer Services for Rs. 1757 crore.
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Satyam Computer Services Ltd was an Indian IT company founded in 1987 that grew to become one of India's largest IT companies. However, in 2008 it was revealed that the company's accounts had been inflated through fraudulent activities by its founder Ramalinga Raju. Raju confessed to inflating cash balances, understating liabilities and overstating debtors to the tune of $1 billion. Several people including the CFO and other executives were involved in manipulating the accounts for many years. The company had to be acquired by Tech Mahindra after the scandal broke to restore confidence in the company.
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Ramalinga Raju founded Satyam Computers in 1987 with 20 employees. It grew to become a large, multinational IT services company with over 50,000 employees in 66 countries by 2008. However, in January 2009 it was revealed that Raju had committed accounting fraud, overstating revenues and inflating cash balances by billions of rupees. This scandal had widespread negative impacts, causing stock prices to plummet and losses for shareholders, while putting many jobs at risk. Eventually Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam and merged it to form a new company.
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Satyam was a major Indian IT company that engaged in a major accounting scandal in 2009. The company chairman, B. Ramalinga Raju, admitted to inflating the company's cash balances, revenues, and profits over several years. This resulted in a loss of billions of dollars in shareholder wealth. In response, the government took over Satyam's board and launched investigations by multiple regulators. Eventually, Tech Mahindra acquired Satyam to restore investor confidence and provide stability to employees. New rules on corporate governance and oversight were also introduced in the aftermath of the Satyam fraud scandal.
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The document discusses the Satyam scam that was exposed in 2009 when the chairman admitted to falsifying financial statements.
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- An anonymous email was sent to the board about financial irregularities.
- In January 2009, the chairman resigned and admitted falsifying $1.5 billion in cash reserves.
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This presentation discusses the Satyam accounting scandal. It provides background on Satyam, describing it as a large, successful Indian IT company. It then summarizes what happened in the scandal, including the CEO confessing to creating fake invoices of 71.36 billion rupees. The presentation analyzes how the scandal occurred, noting the CEO created the fraud and the auditors from PwC failed to detect fake cash accounts. It raises questions about the roles of investors, the board, government, and accounting standards in preventing such a scandal.
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The document discusses the Satyam Computer Services scam perpetrated by B. Ramalinga Raju, founder and chairman of Satyam Computer Services. Raju admitted to falsifying Satyam's accounts by overstating cash reserves by $1.5 billion. He is currently in jail on charges of fraud, forgery, cheating and embezzlement. The scam impacted investor confidence in India and damaged the country's reputation. It also led to losses for Satyam and questions about the role of its auditor in failing to detect the fraud.
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Satyam Computers was founded in 1987 and converted to a public company in 1992. It offered IT services across sectors and was India's 4th largest software company. However, in 2009, its chairman B. Ramalinga Raju resigned after admitting to a corporate accounting fraud. He had inflated cash and bank balances, understated liabilities, and overstated debtors to mislead investors and acquire his family's companies. This led to investigations for breach of trust, cheating, and falsification of records. Reforms are needed in auditing practices, corporate governance laws, and oversight by independent directors to prevent such frauds in the future.
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The Satyam Computer Services fraud was one of India's biggest corporate scandals. The founder, Ramalinga Raju, admitted in 2009 that the company's accounts had been inflated for years. Liabilities of $1.23 billion were understated and profits were exaggerated to hide irregularities. Raju diverted funds to acquire his sons' firms in an attempt to cover the fictitious assets. The fraud put 50,000 jobs at risk and damaged India's IT sector reputation. A new board was appointed to sell the company. Tech Mahindra ultimately acquired Satyam for a third of its previous value. The Indian government and regulators implemented new measures to prevent future financial scams.
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Satyam Computer Services was one of India's largest IT companies, founded in 1987. In January 2009, its chairman Ramalinga Raju confessed to a $1 billion accounting fraud, in what became India's biggest corporate scandal. Raju had inflated profits and faked accounts for years to mislead shareholders and regulators. When the gap in finances became too large to cover up, Raju confessed and resigned. The fraud damaged India's reputation in global IT business and impacted the livelihoods of thousands of employees. Investigations were launched and new leadership appointed to rebuild the company.
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1) Satyam Company Services Ltd. was an Indian IT company that was embroiled in a major accounting scandal in 2009 when it was revealed that the former chairman had engaged in a fraud involving inflated cash and bank balances and profits.
2) The fraud came to light when an internal email from a board member was circulated detailing the chairman's misdeeds, following which the chairman resigned and confessed to the $1 billion fraud.
3) The fraud had wide-ranging impacts, including hurting India's reputation in global markets, and the Indian government took steps to appoint a new board and support the company to prevent its collapse.
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Satyam Computer Services Ltd was founded in 1987 and offered IT services across various sectors. Some key milestones included becoming a public company in 1991, various joint ventures in the 1990s, and expanding to over 30 countries by 1999. In 2008, the company was embroiled in a major accounting scandal where it was revealed that the former chairman, Ramalinga Raju, had inflated cash and bank balances, understated liabilities, and overstated debtors to manipulate the company's financial reports for several years. After the scandal, a new board of directors was formed including leaders from HDFC, Nasscom, and CII. Several companies bid to acquire Satyam, which was eventually purchased by Tech Mahindra.
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- In 2009, Ramalinga Raju resigned as chairman after admitting to a long-running accounting fraud where he had inflated profits and cash balances by over $1 billion.
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Satyam scam
- 2. INTRODUCTION 1. Satyam computers was founded in 1987. 2. The company offers consulting and information technology services across various sectors. 3. Satyam’s network covers 66 countries and 53,000 employees across six continents. 4. It is listed in BSE, NSE, NYSE. 5. It converted into Public Ltd. Co. in 1992. 6. Mahindra Satyam is overall ranked #153 by Fortune India 500 in 2011.
- 3. THE SCAM 1. The chairman of Satyam, Ramalinga Raju charged against the accusation for offences of criminal conspiracy, cheating, forgery, and falsification of accounts. 2. Mislead various investors. 3. Used dummy accounts to trade in Satyam’s shares. 4. On 22nd Jan 2009, CID told in court that the actual no. of employees is only 40,000 not 53,000 and that Mr. Raju had been allegedly withdrawing 20 crore rupees every month for paying these 13,000 non existent employees. 5. Used the funds of the investors for family business. There were allegations that funds from Satyam were diverted to MAYTAS.
- 4. WHAT WENT WRONG 1. Inflated figures for cash and bank balances of INR 5040 crore were reflected as 5361 crores. 2. Operating Profit were artificially boosted from the actual 61 cr. to 649 cr. 3. Satyam also showed a fictitious interest earning of Rs.376 cr.
- 5. SATYAM SHARES Biggest single day fall for a stock in stock market of Rs.175 BSE Sensex fell by 749.05 i.e. 7.25% NSE fell by 192.40 points i.e. 6.18% Companies worth reduces from 11,464 crore to 1,607 crore. All time low of Rs.11.50 on 9th Jan compared to highest of Rs.524.90 IMMEDIATE MARKET REACTION: Sensex stock index dropped 7.3% Satyam shares fell nearly 78% 77%
- 6. CONSEQUENCES Before the Scandal its share price was Rs.300 in oct.2008. after the scandal its share price goes down to Rs.6.30 On 10th Jan 2009 the Company Law Board decided to bar the current board of Satyam from functioning. Bank of America and State Farm Insurance terminated its engagement with the company. Hurt the prospectus of Foreign money flowing into India. Global perception about the Indian Companies. Jobs of over 50,000 technocrats were at risk. The GDP fell by 4%.
- 8. CONCLUSION More scandals like Satyam can be avoided if: 1) If auditing firm is honest. 2) SEBI plays an active role. 3) Periodic review of legal compliance reports by independent directors.
- 9. THANK YOU Presented By – 1.) SANKALP RAJORIA 2.) JAGDEEP DHAKA 3.) NISHANT KR. NAYAK 4.) NIRANJAN MEENA 5.) RAMPRATAP