The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 03, 2004

FINANCIAL SERVICES
Do not overstretch the broking machine
BROKING community is perhaps the most regulated in the entire Indian services spectrum. The community has virtually reinvented itself after a series of high voltage reforms and changes. The changes have happened at such a rapid pace that there ... More

MUTUAL FUNDS
MIPs — rough road ahead?
Any critical change in the market's perception can have an adverse impact on inflows into these schemes. More

STOCK MARKETS
Negative sentiment pervades all corners
The weekend news that Shell would shift some 2,800 IT jobs to Wipro and IBM in India may have short-term positive for the tech stocks. But, joining of 10 screwdriver economies in EU is likely to prove a distant threat for the emerging outsourcing ma rkets in India and China. More

Bear mauling spares none
THE Nasdaq witnessed its steepest fall in two years on concern that the US Federal Reserve will raise interest rates. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index and Nasdaq fell for a third week in four. S&P 500 dropped 2.9 per cent to 1107.30, erasing i More

`Exits' and entrances

INTERVIEW
`Wealth creation is a process, not a one-off miracle'
FINANCIAL planning will some day be a rule rather than an exception in India. Or so claims Mr Ranjeet Mudholkar, CEO of Association of Financial Planners, a relatively new organisation that has emerged as the licensing authority for the CFP ... More

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