The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, July 20, 2006

OVERSEAS BORROWINGS
Dabur Q1 net up 37.5 %
The Dabur India board on Wednesday approved raising capital up to $200 million from the international market. This could be raised in one or more tranches through the issue of foreign securities to foreign investors through Bonds, FCCBs, GDRs, ... More

FINANCIAL SERVICES
Nageshwara Rao to head IDBI's insurance venture
Bank's other plans include subsidiary for private equity More

PHARMACEUTICALS
Bayer to market Biocon's insulin in China
Similar arrangements likely for US, Europe markets More

POWER
EID Parry looking at Karnataka, AP
Expansion worth over Rs 850 crore on in TN More

CREDIT MARKET
TMB launches credit scheme for SMEs
Tamilnad Mercantile Bank Ltd (TMB) has introduced a new loan product called SME Credit to cater to the exclusive needs of the SME sector. Under this scheme, an individual can get a maximum loan of Rs 2 crore and group borrowers up to Rs 10 ... More

STANDARDS & BENCHMARKS
Imported arecanuts' quality found poor
Analysis conducted on request from Campco More

OUTLOOK
Model limitations blamed for rain figure disparity
Monsoon showers recorded in May during years of early onset should logically go into cumulative area-weighted rainfall account but the temptation to employ them for verifying a specific weather model should be resisted. "This is so because the ... More

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