The Hindu Business Line : Monday, January 14, 2002

Diversification, the new mantra for 2002
IF the first newsletters and fact-sheets for the month are anything to go by, 2002 will be the year of diversification for mutual funds. Fund managers will attempt to broadbase their holdings and seek to minimise risks by betting on a variety of ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Results, border tension to guide market direction
THE valuation mechanism of the tech stocks in the domestic stock market is being called into question once again. Market analysts point out that, except for a few, many of the counters in this volatile segment are backed by doubtful asset ... More

DERIVATIVES MARKETS

NSE.IT new tool to help in real-time trading
NSE.IT is all set to provide a new software tool — ``decision support system,'' (DSS) — for the capital market and derivatives segments. The software, currently in the developmental stage, is being touted as an advanced tool for ... More

INTERVIEW

`Systematic investment the best friend' -- Rajiv Vij, Head of Franklin Templeton
THE market for mutual funds in India is fast getting commoditised and MFs are trying hard to usher in product differentiation, says Rajiv Vij, Head of Franklin Templeton. The idea, he says, has moved far beyond merely catching investors' fancy; ... More

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