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High-yield bonds for US-64 punters, may be tradeable
New Delhi:
The government has decided to offer two types of bonds, including an 8 per cent taxable paper, to US-64 investors who do not want to encash units when they come up for redemption in May 2003. Those who want cash will receive Rs 12 per unit for up to 5,000 units.
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LIC to withdraw three schemes by March
Coimbatore:
Facing strain in continuing with high assured return schemes in a falling interest rate regime, LIC plans to withdraw at least three schemes — New Jeevan Shree, Bima Nivesh and Bal Vidya — by the end of the month.
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National Insurance, Allahabad Bank join hands
New Delhi:
Two major public sector players, National Insurance Company Ltd and Allahabad Bank, signed an agreement on Saturday for bancassurance in the presence of A.V Adsul, Union Minister of State for Finance.
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