The Hindu Business Line : Monday, September 19, 2005

Is there a case for regulating MF distributors?
HERE is a query that has lately brought forth furtive glances, shrugs, defensive body language - perhaps all of these in one or two cases. This may be an innocuous poser, but one that a lot of people are trying to sidestep for one reason or ... More

Corpn Bank to vend Principal MF products
PRINCIPAL PNB Asset Management Company Pvt Ltd and Corporation Bank on Thursday announced a strategic partnership for the distribution of Principal's mutual fund products. According to the agreement, Corporation Bank will offer the entire ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Pivotals may maintain uptrend
In case of non-benchmark stocks, the market seems to be gradually developing its resistance in terms of further growth in valuation More

Easy to recommend, risky to follow
Khan busied himself with a tarazu, putting fundamentals on one side, and technicals on the other. Jogin was too tied up with restringing his tennis racquet. Dakshinamoorthy lay in a hammock reading Bull God, a novel by Roberta Gellis. Sridevi ... More

Mixed trend prevails
WITH Hurricane Katrina set to slowdown the US economy and to have higher economic implications, the US markets declined last week. The S&P 500 slipped 0.3 per cent, the DJ Industrial Average lost 0.3 per cent and the Nasdaq declined 0.7 per ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS

Holding court on investment options
AKBAR was holding court. "I am in a predicament. As you know I have immense wealth, and the royal coffers are overflowing; I have decided to invest. I would like good suggestions from my ministers." Raja Man Singh, one of the nine gems, said, ... More

INTERVIEW

A lot of positive factors going for India
PRUDENTIAL ICICI MF, which has lately come to occupy the second position among asset management companies, hopes to sustain its lead in the days ahead. Fund houses, says Mr Pankaj Razdan, its MD, should not simply aim at becoming bigger in size. ... More

IPOS

Bharat Overseas IPO soon
AIMED at adhering to the revised guidelines prescribed by the Reserve Bank of India on ownership and corporate governance, Bharat Overseas Bank Ltd, the Chennai-based private sector bank, plans to come out with an initial public offer. Stating ... More

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