By: Anto Antony, Steven Church
(Bloomberg) -- The founder of Byju's, a once high-flying Indian education company that defaulted on its US debts, denied that he orchestrated a scheme to fraudulently transfer $533 million away from lenders.
Anto Antony is an Editor with a focus on South Asia, covering multinational news in India. He writes for various publications including Bloomberg News, BQ Prime, Yahoo Finance, NDTV, and BNN Bloomberg. Anto's work has been featured in Business Day, Business Standard, Yahoo Finance Australia, Bloomberg Law, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Regina Leader-Post. His articles cover a wide range of topics including mergers and acquisitions, business crises, fundraising efforts, and industry developments in India.
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Based on Anto Antony's coverage, he predominantly focuses on finance and economy-related topics such as corporate mergers, investments, and financial challenges faced by companies. He also covers government announcements and press releases related to the business sector.
To successfully reach out to Anto Antony, consider providing insights or commentary related to corporate mergers, investment funds, financial troubles of major corporations like Byju's and Zee Entertainment Enterprises Limited (ZEEL), especially from an economic or financial perspective. Additionally, if you have knowledge about government announcements impacting the business sector in India or globally, it could be valuable for his coverage.
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