The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 07, 2002

New Economy MFs post negative returns in 2001
NEW economy mutual funds performed poorly in 2001. The Net Asset Value (NAV) of these funds moved southward, registering negative returns ranging between 20 and 50 per cent. An analysis of 17 schemes (including various options offered by ... More

New Year, new beginning; but... uncertainty remains
THE New Year will mean a lot of things for a lot of people. For investors, however, the basics remain the same. As always, these revolve certain evergreen themes. Chief among these, in no particular order, are preservation of capital, ... More

STOCKS

Exchange traded fund launch tomorrow
Want to buy a stock index but hesitant to take positions in index futures or options? Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is here for you. Come January 8, the Indian investors will have the opportunity to trade in the ETF. India's first ETF — ... More

BANKING

Pvt banks to knock at NRI doors for funds
AFTER the initial phase of growth at home, especially in the metros, leading private banks are now in process of firming up aggressive plans to raise money from overseas Indians. Among those hoping to get a slice of the cake in the huge NRI ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Markets may slip due to long futures position
WITH the continuous rally in the last three trading sessions, the market seems to have discounted reports of an imminent war in the sub-continent. Added to that is the fund flow from the foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and last, but not ... More

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Blair lauds AP on tech initiatives -- Inaugurates Centre for Good Governance

2001: A year of maturity for HP

Disinvestment to the rescue?

Strike of irrelevance

Shipping Corporation of India -- What will the strategic sale really achieve?

Gold begins 2002 on firm note

US-64 NAV-repurchase price difference -- Budgetary grant for UTI to bridge gap

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

US-64

Looking back
Dec. 30-Jan. 5
Panel to supervise Investor Protection Fund formed

All quiet on the IPO front