Thursday, March 20, 2008

Indian Mutual Funds


Are you investing for the right reasons?
Times of India - India
Even the market watchdog, the Securities and Exchange Board of India, recently highlighted the need for self-regulation in the mutual fund industry. ...
 

Why FIIs and MFs behave differently
Business Standard - Mumbai,Maharashtra,India
The two major institutional investors in the Indian stock market, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and domestic mutual funds (MF), differ in their ...
 

Dawnay Day scouts for joint venture partner to shore up mutual ...
Business Standard - Mumbai,Maharashtra,India
The Indian mutual fund industry is expected to grow at 33 per cent yoy from $92 billion in March 2007 to $350-440 billion by 2012, according to a study by ...
 

Holdings in US treasury papers rise in value
Hindu Business Line - Chennai,India
The other policy rate is the Federal Funds rate. Major Indian financial institutions that invest in US government securities, besides the Reserve Bank of ...
 

Sebi scraps MF entry, exit loads from April 1
Business Standard - Mumbai,Maharashtra,India
The new rule follows the recommendations of the Association of Mutual Funds in India's Working Group on Standardisation of Key Operational Areas, ...
 

Sebi scraps entry/exit loads on bonus units
Business Standard - Mumbai,Maharashtra,India
Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) today scrapped loads (entry as well as exit) charged by mutual funds on bonus units and units allotted on ...
 

Mkts lacking conviction at this point: Pranav Sec
Moneycontrol.com - Mumbai,India
He adds that as the last reckoning date of March 31 arrives, one needs to watch out whether Indian equities, mutual fund and portfolio managers are able to ...
 

Banking scrips hit on losses in futures
Times of India - India
Reliance Mutual Fund and
UTI Mutual Fund both runs banking sector funds. As of March 14, Reliance Banking Fund's NAV was Rs 53.61 while UTI's NAV was Rs ...
 

Your money is going up in smoke
Sify - Chennai,Tamil Nadu,India
Foreign institutions have sold approximately $4 billion worth of Indian equity since then while domestic mutual funds have been net buyers by approximately ...

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