The Hindu Business Line : Monday, May 06, 2002

Equity investment norm for non-Govt PF scheme to stay
THE Finance Ministry is set to reject the recommendation made by the Central Board of Trustees (CBT) of the Employees Provident Fund Organisation (EPFO) to withdraw the flexibility currently available to non-Government provident funds to invest ... More

ULIP set to change portfolio to reduce risk
WITH so much happening on the insurance and MF fronts, it may not be a bad idea to blend the two in the interest of the lay investor. Not, when one considers the fact that a number of international asset management groups, with a large presence ... More

Who will clean up the UTI mess?
IN 1996-97, when mutual funds were doing fairly well, the then UTI Chairman wrote to the capital market regulator on what it perceived as a case for creating a level playing field. The issue was simple. While every other mutual fund was in the ... More

STOCK MARKETS

Side stocks may come into focus
THE stock markets seem to have finally emerged out of the dark shadows of the Gujarat mayhem last week, though not entirely out of the woods yet. "Technically, the Sensex is expected to stay weak this week also. The heavyweights do not appear to ... More

INTERVIEW

`Pension funds to witness big revolution' -- Mr Ved Prakash Chaturvedi, CEO, Tata TD Waterhouse AMC
LAST year's dream run for debt funds, spurred by sharp cuts in interest rates, is unlikely to be repeated. And, going forward, the debt market will become more complex, much like the equity market, enforcing a more proactive role on debt fund ... More

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Car, mobikes may propel auto sector to 16% growth

DTH entry rules not to be relaxed for now

Satyam may develop new centre for BPO

Board-level appointments -- DCA to tighten norms for relatives of directors

Software cos see quarter-on-quarter net decline

CIWTC: Waiting for a revival wave

In Depth
Inside Kashmir

Guide to derivatives

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Looking back
Apr. 28-May. 4
UTI redeems MIP '97 at Rs 10 per unit -- Shortfall made good from Reserve Fund