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Funds World India to showcase opportunities for global players
COME November and the best and the brightest in the global funds industry will descend on India, courtesy an event that is expected to surpass all earlier shows of its kind. Not surprisingly, it will focus on the reforms that are soon expected to ...
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MUTUAL FUNDS
Fixing aberrations need of the hour
FOR those who are bored with the usual, and often monotonous, sales spiel delivered by fund managers, a couple of proposals worked out by Mr A.K. Sridhar will come as a breath of fresh air. The Chief Investment Officer of UTI Mutual Fund has, ...
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STOCK MARKETS
Households turn conservative — Equity investments stagnate in 2003-04
OFFICIAL Government statistics belie popular perceptions that retail investors swarmed back to the stock markets in the year 2003-04. Such perceptions were reinforced by the boom in the number of dematerialised (demat) accounts opened and the ...
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Changes in BSE indices take effect from today
THE changes effected by the BSE Index Committee on its indices come into force from Monday. L&T re-enters the 30-stock Sensex with the exit of MTNL. In the BSE-100, 22 companies are being replaced that included Biocon, Canara Bank, Divi's ...
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Banking counters shine
The US stocks witnessed a sharp fall with the rising oil prices once again haunting the investor community. Apart from rising oil prices, disappointing earning forecast from Colgate-Palmolive weakened the sentiment further. As a result, the ...
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Sensex may see further decline
The phenomenon of negative divergence between an index and the advance-decline line caused sudden and sharp decline in the past in three out of four times.
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CHAT
Those who talk know that those who know don't talk
At the end of a week when Manmohan has been hard-selling India and Musharraf told us he got more marks in maths than our PM, Khan and his chums Dakshinamoorthy, Sridevi and Jogin tiptoe to their PCs for a chat on the bourses. Brace ...
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INTERVIEW
`Correction may be in order at this stage'
MR VED PRAKASH Chaturvedi, Chief Executive, Tata MF, bluntly tells Business Line that long-term investors will do themselves a huge disservice if they consistently stay away from equities. He also feels that the market will soon begin ...
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