Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, Feb 08, 2004

Investment World
Features
Stocks
Port Info
Archives

Group Sites

Investment World - Investment Quotient


Quiz

C. Raja Rajeshwari

1. The demerger of Larsen & Toubro's cement business has been approved in the past week. Grasim is to acquire it. From whom did Grasim pick up its initial stake of 10 per cent?

2. Who earned the nickname "Neutron Jack"?

3. Tetley is the biggest overseas acquisition made by an Indian company. Name the acquirer?

4. "One Upon Wall Street" and "Beating the Street" are two books that offer investment ideas used with telling effect by the fund manager of Fidelity Magellan in 1980s. Fidelity Magellan was then the largest mutual fund. Name the fund manager who authored these two popular books?

5. Which was the first company to be listed in NASDAQ without being listed in Indian exchanges?

6. Which fund house is to be acquired by UTI Mutual?

7. Name the newspaper published by Charles Dow, who propounded the Dow theory — published a newspaper.

8. In 1981, Mr Narayan Murthy, Nandan Nilkeni and five others quit their jobs to form Infosys. Name the company that they worked for?

9. Who was the first entrant into life insurance in India after the sector was opened up for private sector participation in 2000.

10. Which was the first mutual fund with an objective to invest in stocks based on dividend yield?

Answers:

1.Reliance Industries

2. Jack Welsh, the former CEO of General Electric (GE). He earned the nickname when he sacked more than one lakh employees in GE as a part of the group's restructuring to "fix, sell or close" various businesses.

3. Tata Tea

4. Peter Lynch

5. Rediff Communications

6. IL & FS Mutual

7. The Wall Street Journal

8. Patni Computer Services

9. HDFC Standard Life Insurance Company

10. Birla Sun Life Asset Management Company

Article E-Mail :: Comment :: Syndication

Stories in this Section
Quiz


Urea: As props fall only the robust will stand
Subsidies through sunset years
`Urea prices are unlikely to fall back to $90 levels'
Fertilise your portfolio
Mahindra Scorpio: Has a sting still
Question `n' Auto
How corporates fared in October-December: Mid-rung firms steal the show
A window for global diversification
Shareholding pattern: Control by definition
L&T-Grasim: Uncertainty continues
Hedge funds defined
Reliance Banking Fund: Hold
Alliance Capital Tax Relief: Invest in phased manner
US-95: Book profits partially
Sundaram Mutual to launch Leadership Fund
IL & FS Growth
Fund Talk
IVRCL Infrastructures: Hold
Ashok Leyland: Buy
Birla Global Finance: Buy (Long-term)
Larsen & Toubro: Hold
Essar Shipping: Hold/Buy on declines
Tata Tea: Hold
Dalmia Cement: Hold/Buy on declines
Short-term uptrend likely
Positive outlook for Reliance
Focus of the week
Query corner
SBI Life Sanjeevan Supreme
A smooth sailing
Uptrend on the anvil
Using futures/options
Risk management system
Futures guide
Options guide
Canara Bank's CanMahila
`Income funds will outperform floating rate funds'
Back home, but nest eggs are abroad
Study is no employment
Shortsell


The Hindu Group: Home | About Us | Copyright | Archives | Contacts | Subscription
Group Sites: The Hindu | Business Line | The Sportstar | Frontline | The Hindu eBooks | Home |

Copyright © 2004, The Hindu Business Line. Republication or redissemination of the contents of this screen are expressly prohibited without the written consent of The Hindu Business Line