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  • DOMESTIC FUNDS NET BUY RS.399.25 CR IN EQUITIES ON FEBRUARY 9 (PROVISIONAL)
  • FOREIGN FUNDS NET SELL RS.525.27 CR IN EQUITIES ON FEBRUARY 9 (PROVISIONAL)
  • MUTUAL FUNDS NET BUY RS.37.1 CR IN EQUITIES ON FEBRUARY 8
  • MCNALLY BHARAT BAGS ORDERS WORTH RS.56.64 CR FROM HINDALCO
  • FOREIGN FUNDS NET SELL RS.806.5 CR ($172.3 MN) IN EQUITIES ON FEB 8
  • Q1'10 REVENUE GUIDANCE UP 3.4% AT $935 MN (QOQ)
  • REVENUES UP 6% AT $902.7 MN, NET INCOME UP 5.4% AT $144 MN (QOQ)
  • TO IMPORT 1.2 MT/YR OF LNG FOR CAPTIVE USE AT THE POWER PLANT
  • DELHI HC REJECTS BAYER'S APPEAL AGAINST CIPLA'S SORANIB DRUG: NW
  • BANKS CAN ALLOW COS TO TWEAK ECB DRAWDOWN, REPAYMENT SCHEDULE: NW
  • TO SOON FINALISE PLANS FOR THE PROPOSED 1,200 MW DAHEJ POWER PLANT
  • CNX MIDCAP INDEX UP 0.88%, BSE SMALLCAP INDEX UP 0.44%
  • SENSEX CLOSES UP 106 POINTS, NIFTY UP 32 POINTS AT CLOSE
  • RIL HAS NOT STOPPED PETROL EXPORTS TO TEHRAN: NW
  • REVENUES FROM INDIA INCREASED TO 8% VS 2% NEARLY 2 YEARS AGO
  • CUTS ALUMINIUM PRODUCT PRICES BY RS.8000/TONNE
  • BANKS' LOAN GROWTH RATE SEEN AT 16-18% THIS FISCAL YEAR
  • CRR HIKE TO HAVE SOME IMPACT ON LIQUIDITY, NOT TO IMPACT LOAN RATES
  • TO REACH $1 BN REVENUE MARK THROUGH INORGANIC AND ORGANIC GROWTH
  • IPO PLANS HAVE BEEN REVIVED; LOOKING AT AN IPO SOON
  • OSE CONSORTIUM WINS 99 KM KARNATAKA HIGHWAY PROJECT WORTH RS.1700 CR
  • WILL ACHIEVE $500 MN IN REVENUES BY 2013
  • SOME STIMULUS MEASURES WILL BE ROLLED BACK BY APRIL
  • FY'10 EXPORTS LIKELY TO BE AROUND $165 BN-$170 BN
  • TO DIVEST 10% STAKE IN THE COMPANY VIA IPO: NW
  • MULLING TO RESERVE 1% OF SHARES IN IPO FOR STAFF: NW
  • MAHARASHTRA FACING A SHORTFALL OF 5,000 MEGAWATTS
  • EXPECT STABLE MARGINS IN THE AFFORDABLE HOUSING SEGMENT
  • EXPECT DOUBLE DIGIT GROWTH IN PROFITS NEXT YEAR
  • CONFIDENT THAT INDIA WOULD CONTINUE TO SEE INCREASING INFLOWS GOING AHEAD
Updated: 18/01/10 | 09:58 PM IST
Insurance
The insurance regulator, IRDA, is asking companies to increase their focus on Nano insurance or micro insurance, which will cater to the low-income segment of the population.
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Investors who are planning to put their money in traditional insurance products have a reason to smile. After capping charges on unit linked insurance plans, the insurance regulator IRDA is planning a similar move for traditional insurance products.
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After putting a cap on ULIP charges, insurance-sector regulator IRDA is mulling a similar move for traditional products, a top official said.
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