The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 24, 2002

IRDA emerges favourite as new pension regulator
WITH the strong backing of the Ministry of Finance, the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority (IRDA) has emerged as the frontrunner for being nominated as the new regulator for the pension market. A decision on the body to regulate the ... More

FIs, banks seek ARF route for State-guaranteed loans
FINANCIAL institutions (FIs) and banks have proposed transferring overdues from State Government-guaranteed securities and loans to the asset reconstruction fund (ARF). The gross outstandings from such State Government-guaranteed securities and ... More

Reconstruction fund to buy NPAs of 4 UTI schemes
THE newly set up Asset Reconstruction Fund (ARF) of Unit Trust of India (UTI) will initially buy the non-performing assets (NPAs) of four of its open-ended schemes at a written down value of Rs 18 crore. These schemes are the charitable ... More

Deferment of depreciation may not be easy for cos
COMPANIES seeking deferment of depreciation provisioning to become eligible for declaration of dividends may not have a smooth ride, with the Department of Company Affairs (DCA) deciding to stipulate stringent conditions for allowing such a ... More

Revival under way, UTI chief assures investors
"INVESTORS have a reason to be disappointed with the Unit Trust of India (UTI) for not giving them dividend this year as it used to do. But this is a period of transition," Mr M. Damodaran, Chairman, UTI, has said here. He stated that ... More

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Coimbatore mulls electronic auction of tea

Finance Ministry sticks to 9% rate on EPF deposits

IRDA emerges favourite as new pension regulator

Sweat for the vision to ignite billion souls, urges Kalam

Ports must anchor on low costs, efficiency

In Depth
Gender Justice

Simple Economics

Guide to derivatives

Looking back
Jun. 16-Jun. 22
Infrastructure projects: Talks soon with ADB, World Bank for $2-b loan

Govt keen on trimming cost at major ports

No changes in EPFO structure proposed -- Pension panel meet on June 24

Export growth rate set at 12 per cent

Pick-up in non-food credit — Economy on revival path?

ING offers Rs 341 cr to hike Vysya stake to 44% — Deal with GMR at 98 pc over market price