Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications
Sunday, November 24, 2002
Financial Daily from THE HINDU group of publications Sunday, November 24, 2002 |
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COLUMNS EYE ON THE MARKET L&T open offer — SEBI rightly puts Grasim on the mat THE Securities and Exchange Board of India has taken the right course in putting on hold Grasim's open offer at Rs 190 per share for Larsen & Toubro. SEBI had initially failed to critically evaluate the Grasim-Reliance deal (priced at Rs 306 per ... More TAKING COUNT Growth pangs in fund industry THE Indian mutual fund industry is hardly a decade old. While it does not account for a significant portion of the Indian savings, especially household savings, it is undergoing substantial changes with the prospect of a few large players making ... More SIMPLE ECONOMICS Explaining volatility smile A RECENT NSE publication on the Indian capital market carries a small article on the volatility smile in options. What is volatility smile? If you plot the implied volatilities of all the strike prices of options of a particular maturity (say, ... More TAX TALK 
Kelkar Committee Recommendations — A mixed bag for the corporate sectorTHE task force headed by Dr Vijay Kelkar has submitted its recommendations on the taxation reforms that need to be introduced for the smooth and proper administration of the tax law, and also improve the tax collections. In this light, the task ... More KNOW YOUR LAWS Transfer of properties — The immovables angle WHAT is the law that governs transfer of immovable property? It is the Transfer of Property Act, an old enactment still in force. Is real estate a transfer of property? Is purchasing an immovable property the same as buying a movable property ... More IN FOCUS 
Indian steel on a rollTHE domestic steel manufacturers are on a roll. Buoyed by a dramatic improvement in steel prices, starting from January this year, the steel majors are all seeing an improvement in performance this fiscal. The recently announced half-yearly ... More FUND WATCH 
New AMC for UTI-IITHE new asset management company for UTI-II will be formed by Punjab National Bank, State Bank of India, Bank of Baroda and Life Insurance Corporation. UTI-II will comprise the assets of the UTI's NAV-based schemes. The move to float the AMC ... More COMMENT Tactical funds need support TACTICAL balanced funds, launched recently, appear to be worthy ideas that seem to suffer solely because of the built-in passive equity component. This may not be solely the fault of the asset management companies. In fact, they may have had no ... More Comments & Letters to the Editor to: bleditor@thehindu.co.in Subscribe to: Business Line |
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