GIC
to buy out stakes of former subsidiaries
Mumbai: Following the delinking of the four former
general insurance subsidiaries from General Insurance
Corporation, the corporation has decided to buy out the
stakes of its former and present subsidiaries in GIC Mutual
Fund.
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Motor
insurance: all st to change gears
New Delhi: The Insurance Regulatory and Development
Authority is working on de-tariffing the troublesome motor-portfolio
premium constituting almost two-fifth of the existing
Rs 11,000-crore non-life premium, which is regulated by
another constitutional body, the Tariff Advisory Committee
since 1971.
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Shared
ATMs: A win-win situation for all
Mumbai: The ATM market in India has been growing
at a tremendous pace in the last few years, particularly
from 1999. In 2000 and 2001, it grew by a whopping 100
per cent. But, the market buzzword is shared-network ATMs.
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Save
IRFC from project financing
New Delhi: The financing arm of Indian Railways,
the Indian Railway Finance Corporation, was created by
the government in 1986, for raising funds from the open
market to make up the shortfall in provision of funds
for IR by the government.
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Women
steal the limelight in bank management
Mumbai: Just imagine: If Uma Krishan, Mandeep Maitra,
Meera Sanyal, Sutapa Banerjee,Chanda Kochar, Kalpana Morparia,
Madhabi Puri Buch, Lalita Gupte, Ranjana Kumar, Roopa
Kudwa and Naina Lal Kidwai all teamed up to set up a bank,
it will be one hell of bank.
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Positives
aplenty for the rupee
Mumbai: Positives for the rupee abound: continuous
and sustained inflows of dollars by way of remittances,
a soft interest rate bias with the attendant consequences
of lower forwards premium and favourable economic fundamentals
and an virtual absence of large ticket import cover.
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People's
sector needs people
New Delhi: After a drought of job openings in the
country, the opening up of the insurance industry could
be a blessing. It is one place where job seekers could
strike gold.
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Buying
interest in high coupon FI bonds
Mumbai: Bond yields continued to slide with liquidity
continuing to flood the markets, signalling a further
softening of interest rates. The ten-year yield to maturity
(YTM) slipped to 14.31 per cent on a weighted average
basis.
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