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Prudential ICICI Mutual declares Rs 2.50 as dividend

  • Prudential ICICI Mutual Fund has declared dividend of Rs 2.50 per unit for Prudential ICICI Tax Plan. The record date is December 28.

  • UTI Mutual Fund has declared a dividend of 2.4 per cent or Rs 2.42 per unit for its UTI Unit Schemes for Charitable and Religious Trusts and Registered Societies (UTI-CRTS) has declared a dividend of 2.4 per cent or Rs 2.4 per unit. The record date is December 28.

  • Tata Mutual Fund has declared a dividend of 30 per cent or Rs 3 per unit for its Tata Balanced Fund. The record date is January 12.

  • Canbank Mutual Fund has declared dividend of 30 per cent or Rs 3 per unit for its Canexpo Fund. The record date is January 20.

  • Birla Mutual Fund has reduced the minimum application amount for its Birla Floating Rate Fund to Rs 5,000, with effect from December 13.

  • SEBI regulations stipulate that funds should have a minimum of 20 investors and that no single investor should hold more than 25 per cent of the corpus of such funds. In pursuant to this regulation, a couple of fund houses have announced the winding up of a few of their funds.

  • Chola Mutual Fund is winding up the following plans, with effect from December 29: Chola FMP, Chola Liquid Fund-Institutional Dividend Payout and Series-April 2006 and Chola Gilt Fund-Gilt Savings.

  • Standard Chartered Mutual is winding up the following from December 31, 2004: Grindlays Super Saver Income Fund-Investment Plan-Plan B; Medium Term Plan-Plans B and C and Short term Plan - Plan C; Grindlays Dynamic Bond Fund-Plans C and D and Grindlays Government Securities Fund-Investment Plan-Plan B.

  • Kotak Mutual Fund is to launch a close-ended Fund of Funds Plan, Kotak Dynamic FOF-Flexi Cap. The Plan will invest in open-ended diversified equity funds and liquid funds.

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