The Hindu Business Line : Monday, August 02, 2004

INSIGHT
Return on shareholder funds on the rise
SHAREHOLDERS in Indian companies now get a better buck for every rupee invested than they did a couple of years ago. The last three years of belt-tightening, in terms of improving operating efficiency, better debt management and using assets ... More

Hedge funds: Not the ogres as made out
Well-managed hedge funds can improve asset price efficiency in the Indian market More

STOCK MARKETS
Indices may witness sideways movement
The Government's efficient handling of the turnover tax issue, allowance to banks for increased market exposure and proposed regularisation investments from overseas hedge funds are likely to imprint salubrious impact on the market. More

CHAT
Don't buy dirt at dirt-cheap price
Jogin, Khan, Dakshinamoorthy and Sridevi squeeze in a few minutes to collectively market-gaze. Take a peek. Dax: Market closed firm last week. Sensex and Nifty are at very crucial levels. Kay: Technically, at ... More

INVESTOR PROTECTION
GTB investors chalk out plan to protect interests
WITH barely six days left for the deadline of submitting objections and suggestions on the RBI drafted scheme for the merger of Global Trust Bank (GTB) with Oriental Bank of Commerce (OBC), the retail shareholders of GTB have started preparing ... More

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