The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, April 15, 2004

FINANCIAL SERVICES
Madurai investors' plea to SEBI on demat securities
THE Madurai Investors Association has urged Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to alleviate the problem faced by the small investors, posed by the depository participants in dematerialisation. In a memorandum submitted to Mr T.M. ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS
`AAAF' rating for Chola Liquid Fund
CRISIL has assigned `AAAF' rating to Chola Liquid Fund and Chola Daily Dividend Reinvestment Plan, the bond funds managed by Cholamandalam AMC. The rating indicates that their portfolio holdings provide very strong protection from credit ... More

STOCKS
AIG arm reaps huge profit from Biocon stock sale
WITHIN a few months of acquiring the shares of Biocon, AOF HS Mauritius (AOF), a wholly owned subsidiary of AIG Opportunity Fund, has made a killing by selling over 48 lakh shares of the company in the open market. AOF sold 48.3 lakh shares ... More

STOCK EXCHANGES
Keep fit — the new mantra at BSE
FOR years the Bombay Stock Exchange has been the indicator of the country's economic growth. Having hauled share prices to record highs and depths over the last 125 years, Asia's old stock exchange, The Stock Exchange, Mumbai (BSE) has become ... More

STOCK MARKETS
`Indian equities market shows robust growth'
THE Indian capital market has regained buoyancy and the equity market has outperformed many other markets of the world, said Mr T.M. Nagarajan, whole-time Member, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI). Addressing the members of the ... More

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Slowdown in apparel exports to US `worrying'

Upasi seeks norms for issuing certificate of origin

`Indian equities market shows robust growth'

Pharma cos in a spot as Web sites hawk drugs

Looking back
Apr. 4-Apr. 10
ONGC allotment: Human error or tampering?

Positive undertone prevails

Corporate governance
Insider trading rubs heavily: ICRA survey