![]() Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Thursday, November 28, 2002 |
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MARKETS MUTUAL FUNDS UTI mops up Rs 3,500 cr in 5 months UNIT Trust of India (UTI) today said that it has mobilised over Rs 3,500 crore in the current year within a period of less than five months (from July 1 to November 26) compared to total sales of Rs 2,609 crore during the entire year 2001-02 ... More
AMFI sets up working group on private placements TECHNICAL ANALYSIS Bull run arrested BULL exerted further pressure during the initial hours of Wednesday's trading activity. Thereafter, bears took over and were in control of the day's proceedings. The market sentiment reading of the tradable counters continues to remain bullish. ... More STOCK EXCHANGES STOCK MARKETS Wipro up on acquisition talk ON a day when most tech stocks were under selling pressure, Wipro was able to attract buying interest. The buying, according to dealers, was on talks that the company will announce some acquisition shortly. On the back of this talk, some leading ... More
Fundamentals, divestment hopes push up NLC
Strong support seen for central listing authority DERIVATIVES MARKETS Satyam Computer, Tata Engg: Contrarian strategy may pay THE following are two highly risky strategies on Satyam and Tata Engg based on Wednesday's trading in the derivatives segment at the NSE. All major factors suggest that both stocks are poised for a price decline. The only indicator that suggests ... More ASSET MANAGEMENT COMPANIES RBI clears bank, FI stakes in UTI AMC THE process of setting up of a new asset management company (AMC) to manage the net asset value (NAV) based schemes of the UTI, has been taken a step further with the Reserve Bank of India granting approval to the four banks and institutions to ... More REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS SEBI wants Grasim open offer stalled Counsel for Grasim suggested that the company be allowed to make the open offer with an additional clause in the offer document informing investors of the case in question and also offering to make good any price difference should the regulator direc t it to change its offer price. More
LS passes SEBI Bill COMMENTARY Eight-day winning streak halts as correction sets in AFTER the eight consecutive trading days of upward movement, the benchmark BSE Sensex ran out of steam and went down on Wednesday. Despite firm trend in the Index heavyweight Hindustan Lever, the market ended lower as Reliance Industries, auto ... More ECONOMIC OFFENCES Probe into RIL insider trading charge over SEBI today told the Securities Appellate Tribunal that the regulator has completed investigation into allegations of insider trading by the Reliance group in L&T shares immediately before it sold its stake to Grasim Industries. Mr Rafiq Dada, ... More Stock Quotes SE Diary Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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Top Stories In Depth Gender Justice Simple Economics Small Investor Looking back Nov. 17-Nov. 23 Public floats may come under tougher scrutiny Corporatisation of SEs may need changes in Act Stand-off with SEBI drags on Brokers take turnover fee issue to Ministry SEBI, Grasim tread the thin line of demarcation |
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