1 897
Fashion Jobs
L'OREAL GROUP
Supply Chain, Operations & IT HR Manager
Permanent · MELBOURNE
L'OREAL GROUP
Business Consultant - Redken & Pureology
Permanent · MELBOURNE
SSC WATCH & JEWELRY
Human Resource Business Partner
Permanent · SYDNEY
TIFFANY & CO
Visual Merchandising Specialist | Full-Time | Melbourne
Permanent · MELBOURNE
FASHION GROUP
Senior Human Resources Manager, Oceania
Permanent · SYDNEY
TIFFANY & CO
Visual Merchandising Manager, Anz | Full Time
Permanent · SYDNEY
TIFFANY & CO
Operations Coordinator | Full-Time | Collins Street
Permanent · MELBOURNE
JUST JEANS
Product Manager - Just Jeans
Permanent · MELBOURNE
JUST JEANS
Junior Product Manager - Just Jeans
Permanent · MELBOURNE
HENKEL
Sales Representative (Nsw)
Permanent · CHATSWOOD
HENKEL
Sales Representative (Vic/Tas)
Permanent · MELBOURNE
PETER ALEXANDER
Supply Coordinator - Peter Alexander
Permanent · MELBOURNE
MYER
Account Manager
Permanent · DOCKLANDS
LORNA JANE
Regional Leader - sa
Permanent · ADELAIDE
LORNA JANE
Regional Leader - sa
Permanent · ADELAIDE
MYER
Cosmax Fragrance Consultant
Permanent · MIRANDA
ADIDAS
Manager, Trade Marketing Activation (Melbourne)
Permanent · MELBOURNE
PETER ALEXANDER
Product Supply Coordinator - Peter Alexander
Permanent · MELBOURNE
FOREVER NEW
Inventory Coordinator
Permanent · MELBOURNE
LORNA JANE
Warehouse Coordinator
Permanent · EAGLE FARM
ESSILORLUXOTTICA GROUP
Regional Sales Manager | Adelaide (sa)
Permanent · ADELAIDE
CHANEL
Sustainability Senior Manager
Permanent · NORTH SYDNEY
By
Reuters API
Published
Feb 23, 2018
Download
Download the article
Print
Text size

Priyanka Chopra terminates contract with Nirav Modi

By
Reuters API
Published
Feb 23, 2018

Bollywood actor Priyanka Chopra, who also stars in U.S. television series "Quantico", terminated her contract as the brand ambassador for Nirav Modi's eponymous high-end diamond jewellery stores that stretch from New York to Beijing.




"In light of recent allegations, Priyanka Chopra has chosen to terminate her contract with the Nirav Modi brand," a spokesman for Chopra said in an emailed statement on Friday.

In what has been dubbed the biggest fraud in the country's banking history, India's No.2 state-run lender PNB has accused two junior employees at a Mumbai branch of colluding with companies linked to billionaire jeweller Nirav Modi and his uncle, Mehul Choksi, to obtain fraudulent loans.

The bank alleges the employees issued unauthorised letters of undertaking that the firms used to get credit from overseas branches of other, mostly Indian banks.

A lawyer for Modi has denied his client was involved in any fraud. Choksi has not commented but his firm, Gitanjali Gems , has also denied involvement in the alleged fraud.

Shares in PNB, which have lost nearly 30 percent of their market capitalisation since the $1.8 billion fraud was made public on Feb.14. The stock ended 1 percent down on Friday, while Gitanjali Gems fell by its maximum daily limit of 5 percent to a new low of 24.75 rupees.

 

© Thomson Reuters 2024 All rights reserved.