* If the answer to the first question is yes, can the company provide the names of Panaya investors related to Infosys employees with details of the nature of their relationship to the Infosys employee and the number of shares they held on the date when Panaya was acquired by Infosys? If that data is not accessible since some of them may have invested in a VC, which in turn invested in Panaya, can the company get the VC firms to confirm whether any such named relative of any named employee held shares in Panaya at the time of acquisition by Infosys without disclosing any financial or shareholding details? Some well-wisher shareholders believe that any international payment today requires firms to do adequate due diligence on the ultimate beneficial owners (UBOs). This is, according to them, required everywhere for any international payment as part of compliance to anti-money laundering laws.