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Sachin Mampatta is an award-winning Mumbai-based journalist who has led the data journalism team and covered stock markets for Business Standard. The data journalism team initiative has included products such as the weekly in-depth data journalism newsletter (Number Wise), Monday morning's Statsguru as well as daily stories and multi-part series. He has also covered stock markets since 2008 (at Business Standard and elsewhere) where his work included breaking news on regulatory developments, investigative stories, profiles and interviews of key market movers.
Sachin Mampatta is an award-winning Mumbai-based journalist who has led the data journalism team and covered stock markets for Business Standard. The data journalism team initiative has included products such as the weekly in-depth data journalism newsletter (Number Wise), Monday morning's Statsguru as well as daily stories and multi-part series. He has also covered stock markets since 2008 (at Business Standard and elsewhere) where his work included breaking news on regulatory developments, investigative stories, profiles and interviews of key market movers.
Cites weak GDP data, says Budget 2013-14 might not encourage reforms
However, they are more aggressive when it comes to attempting to take profitable arms private
Experts say due to a bloated govt borrowings plan and RBI's hawkish stance, returns for such funds may be capped
Member brokers in cash equity segment are required to maintain Base Minimum Capital of Rs 10 lakhs based on their type and number of memberdhip rights
Asian fund managers go underweight
Dynamic price bands can change depending on changing market trend
Accuses regulator of injustice, bad intent
Higher-than-expected cuts in policy rates by RBI and surprises in companies' earnings could bring in more FII money
A full-page advertisement in newspapers today says Sebi is acting with 'malicious intent' against the company
Circuit limits for the remaining companies have been revised to 5%
It will be replaced in the S&P BSE 100 & S&P BSE Carbonex with United Breweries
India's first depository receipt (DR) programme for Reliance Industries established in 1992
The Sensex gained 2.54% in the trading session after the blasts to end the day at 2,421 on March 12, 1993
It has pitched for the introduction of over-the-counter non-capital-raising DRs which would allow for the conversion of Indian shares into depository receipt
Central Bank of India gets regulator nod for govt capital infusion
This despite indices like S&P, Dow and FTSE hitting all-time highs
Average daily volumes of the three foreign index- based indices on NSE cumulatively account for less than Rs 60 cr in turnover so far in March
Sticks to 7,000 Nifty target
The company will net Rs 259.05 cr at the lower end and Rs.270.04 cr at the upper end of the price band