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Pru ICICI Mutual to launch ETF
Mumbai: Prudential ICICI Mutual Fund plans to launch an exchange traded fund (ETF) under the acronym SPIcE that is Sensex Prudential ICICI ETF, mirroring the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) 30-shares sensitive index (Sensex).
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SEBI tightens noose around trustee cos, AMCs
Mumbai: The capital markets regulator, SEBI has tightened the noose around asset management companies (AMCs) and trustee companies in the mutual funds industry. It has now stipulated that an AMC and a trustee company would have to necessarily appoint "independent directors" in place of the outgoing independent directors within a period of three months from the date of the latter's resignation.
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McDowell, Kingfisher have rough ride
Kochi: It has been a rough ride on the bourses for the Vijay Mallya companies - - McDowell and Co Ltd and Kingfisher Properties. The stock of Kingfisher Properties has been losing ground sharply.
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It's volumes game in Mahindra
Mumbai: The Mahindra & Mahindra stock yesterday witnessed huge volumes on the Bombay Stock Exchange and the National Stock Exchange following improved second quarter results. The stock recorded a combined volume of over 17.59 lakh shares on the two bourses.
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RBI okays HLL's FII limit rise
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India has approved the increase in foreign institutional investor holding limit in FMCG major, Hindustan Lever Ltd, to 49 per cent from 24 per cent.
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SEBI directs new owners of Widia, FAG Bearings to make open offers
Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has ordered the new owners of Widia India Ltd (WIL) and FAG Bearings India Ltd (FBIL) to make open offers to their Indian shareholders for acquisition of shares following the transfer of ownership of their (Indian companies') erstwhile parent companies abroad which provided them indirect control over the Indian operations.
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SEBI clears Sardas open offer for BSL
Mumbai: The open offer of the Sardas for taking over BSL Ltd is likely to hit the market some time after Diwali. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has finally cleared the proposal.
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Bond volumes hit the roof, yields the floor
Mumbai: The Reserve Bank of India continues to cast its spell on the market. Bond volumes touched an all-time high on Wednesday, while yields on government securities and corporate papers plummeted to a new low.
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Rupee stable; gilts bullish
Mumbai: The rupee closed almost unchanged at 48.3850/39 against the dollar on Wednesday, as compared to Tuesday's close of 48.38/3850 in the forex market. There was buying of dollars in the early half of the day by State-run banks.
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