The Hindu Business Line : Monday, April 07, 2003

MFs thrive on Web to serve investors
LARGE mutual funds are increasingly harnessing the telephone and Web to provide more efficient services to the investor community. These are being used for a variety of reasons, all of which lead to better communication with customers. In most ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Results to guide techies
THE stocks from the technology sector would see some heightened activity this week in the run-up to and after the announcement of results by top companies from the industry. Key software companies such as MphasiS BFL, Mastek and Infosys ... More

REGULATORY BODIES & RULINGS

SEBI scores yet another point with T+2
THE Centre may not have been able to coax State Governments to keep their date with VAT, but the Securities and Exchanges Board of Indian (SEBI) has certainly managed to push the Indian bourses into the T+2 rolling settlement system at the start ... More

INTERVIEW

`We added liquid corporate papers to our portfolio' — Mr Dhawal Dalal, Fund Manager (Debt Schemes), DSP ML
The central bank's position on the interest rate regime is an extremely important consideration. A change in RBI's bias towards interest rates is perhaps the biggest concern that a market participant may have in the days preceding the credit policy. More

COMMENTARY

HDFC Bank hits 52-week high
WITH reports that the US-led coalition forces making considerable progress in Baghadad, the US stocks made gains during the last week. For the week, the Standard & Poor's 500 Index rose 1.8 per cent to 878.85, the Dow Jones Industrial Average ... More

Cautious optimism may guide market progress
THE indices may have moved, but the 17 days of war in Iraq has rendered the domestic stock market unsteady and to an extent bloodless. Different classes of investors have either retreated to sidelines or severely restricted their activity. It is ... More

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