The Hindu Business Line : Monday, June 06, 2005

Fund managers are hot picks
WITH the sun shining on the Indian bourses, mutual fund companies are finding it more difficult to hold on to their fund managers than their investors' money. Over the last few months, most asset management companies have seen an exodus of ... More

FMCG funds move up smartly
FMCG funds never had it so good. It's not that there are too many of them around, but the few that are present are doing fine. FMCG stocks - the Daburs and Gillettes of the world - are moving up quickly, a trend that is being reflected in ... More

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CHAT
Investment is a flighty bird that needs to be controlled
Jogin sat glued to the TV watching the French Open Men’s Finals, Sridevi observed the World Environment Day by cleaning up her desk, Dakshinamoorthy tossed the coin for the umpteenth time to predict if fuel prices will be hiked the next day, but ... More

INTERVIEW

Strong case for discarding the term `IPO'
THE asset management industry in India is at the crossroads. It seems to be thriving, considering the sheer increase in the number of funds being fashioned and the buzz associated with initial offers. But, not too far away from the hustle and ... More

COMMENTARY

Sensex may maintain upward momentum
The results of the June quarter and the news on monsoon obviously will gradually determine the tone and tenor of the market trend in the coming three to four weeks. More

IPOS

Nectar Lifesciences plans Rs 100-cr IPO
NECTAR Lifesciences Ltd, the Chandigarh-based manufacturer of cephalosporin (antibiotic used to treat bacterial infections) and semi-synthetic penicillin, is planning to raise about Rs 100 crore through an initial public offering for its ... More

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