MCX has been thoroughly cooperative with the bidders and have shared information to the extent possible,? said an MCX press release. The letter, a copy of which has also been sent to FTIL, MCX and the ministry of finance, says the way in which the stake sale process is carried out is ?shocking? and ?non-transparent?. The letter also said that despite FMC ordering the divestment, potential investor is deprived of critical information. ? The potential investor is expected to execute a binding share purchase agreement on April 25, 2014, despite critical information not being provided or disclosed,? the letter alleges. Reliance Capital requested FMC to direct MCX to share an audit report prepared by PwC on the behest of the regulator, with the potential investors before they execute the share-binding agreement. The financial services arm of Anil Ambani -led Reliance Group, also flagged off several other concerns over the deal and has sought an urgent meeting with the FMC chairman to discuss these issues.