The Hindu Business Line : Thursday, October 18, 2007

REACTIONS
Analysts react positively to SEBI paper on ODIs
The discussion paper on offshore derivative instruments (ODIs) released by the SEBI appears to have received a positive response from market analysts. Many view the proposal as a long pending structural change that will improve the ... More

POLITICS
Inter-ministerial meeting on steel postponed
New Delhi, Oct. 17 The meeting of the Inter Ministerial Group (IMG), set up to suggest measures to monitor and coordinate issues concerning major steel investments in the country, has been postponed once again.“The IMG was ... More

FOREIGN INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS
If ODI is not one-day international, what’s it?
Chennai, Oct. 17 Participatory notes or PNs are back in the news, with the SEBI (Securities and Exchange Board of India) issuing a draft discussion paper on ODIs (offshore derivative instruments). If that is too much of an alphabet soup ... More

OUTLOOK
Allahabad Bank Q2 net rises 14%
Kolkata, Oct. 17 Allahabad Bank has recorded a net profit of Rs 239.78 crore for the quarter ended September 30, as compared to Rs 210.03 crore for the corresponding quarter last year, registering an increase of 14 per cent.The ... More

YES Bank Q2 net doubles
To raise Rs 600-cr capital More

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