![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, April 14, 2002 |
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COLUMNS CAPITAL VIEW Uneven tax field for domestic manufacture THE Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, never loses an opportunity to proclaim that he has brought a great deal of sanity to the excise duty taxation system. He has claimed, and rightly too, that there is now in place, with some exceptions, a ... More EYE ON THE MARKET
UTI's assured return schemes -- Hardly reassuring?INVESTORS in the assured return schemes of the Unit Trust of India are now in a delicate situation. The UTI is insisting it will meet the assured returns and capital protection guarantees. But there is a big uncertainty : Who will help the UTI ... More TAKING COUNT Investing abroad: Sensible restriction on mutual funds THE restriction of 4 per cent of net assets imposed on investments abroad by debt funds is a sensible move by SEBI. As part of the efforts to relax capital account controls, the Finance Minister, Mr Yashwant Sinha, announced in the Budget that ... More SIMPLE ECONOMICS Does investing abroad generate higher returns? THE Securities and Exchange Board of India has permitted Indian mutual funds to invest in corporate bonds abroad. Why should mutual funds invest in foreign bonds given that interest rates in the developed countries are lower than in ... More TAX TALK Income received outside India I AM employed by a software company in India and am currently on a project overseas. I continue to be on the payroll of the Indian company and my salary is credited to my bank account in India. During my stay overseas, I am paid a living ... More IN FOCUS
Two-wheeler market: Gathering speedIN fiscal 2001-02, the two-wheeler industry is revving up, with the entry of more players, newer models, a comeback by Bajaj Auto and a late launch of two new models by TVS Motors. The recent developments in the motorcycle market indicate that ... More FD WATCH TVS Srichakra: On a smooth ride TVS Srichakra accepts cumulative and non-cumulative deposits for two and three years. The cumulative scheme offers an annual yield of 10.40 per cent and 10.93 per cent for two and three years. The non-cumulative scheme offers monthly and ... More FUND WATCH MIP '97: Take cash, avoid rollover THE assured return scheme Monthly Income Plan 1997 (I) is coming up for redemption at end April. The Unit Trust of India had guaranteed returns and capital protection on the backing of its Development Reserve Fund. Now there are plans to launch a ... More COMMENT Focussing on theme funds ASSET management companies are looking to enhance inflows into their mutual funds, and theme funds are one option. Recently, Mr T. P. Raman, Managing Director, Sundaram Newton Asset Management Company, said that they were looking to launch a ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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