Sachin P Mampatta
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Sachin P Mampatta
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.
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How the Modi government is eroding institutional autonomy
From the judiciary to the central bank, no body seems to be beyond the reach of government intervention and interference
 "How the Modi government is eroding institutional autonomy")
MFs woo investors with concentrated portfolios
Fund houses look to limit number of stocks; if executed well, experts say, fewer stocks could help generate superior returns
 "MFs woo investors with concentrated portfolios")
Syngene IPO subscribed 32.05 times
The IPO size came in at Rs 550 crore at the higher end of the price band, favoured largedly by HNIs and institutional investors
 "Syngene IPO subscribed 32.05 times")
Sebi turns to ex-servicemen for security jobs
The hiring will be for security purposes, through an outsourcing agency for a period of one year
 "Sebi turns to ex-servicemen for security jobs")
Sovereign, pension funds ease back, but FPIs don't
Crude oil prices, anticipation of US central bank action hit fund allocations
 "Sovereign, pension funds ease back, but FPIs don't")
Sovereign, pension funds lose ground for nine months straight
Their holdings as proportion of total FPI holdings has declined every month since September 2014
 "Sovereign, pension funds lose ground for nine months straight")
How Abraham Lincoln triggered India's first stock market crash
2015 marks the 150th year since the great fall of 1865. The authors trace its story
 "How Abraham Lincoln triggered India's first stock market crash")
Change in ownership at Baroda Pioneer MF
Global merger to introduce Santander, others into the mix
 "Change in ownership at Baroda Pioneer MF")
Promoters are not selling stake: Nirmal Jain
Interview with Chairman, IIFL
 "Promoters are not selling stake: Nirmal Jain")
Mutual funds go data-mining
How predictive analysis is making slow but definite inroads into the asset management sector
140 years of BSE: Banyan Tree to BOLT
BSE, the country's first and indigenously propelled stock exchange, marks 140 years of life with some nostalgia and some musing on what it's supposed to be about
 "140 years of BSE: Banyan Tree to BOLT")
MFs' inter-scheme transfers crossed Rs 70,000 cr last year
It is up from Rs 64,500 cr in FY14, and Rs 14,040 cr in FY13
 "MFs' inter-scheme transfers crossed Rs 70,000 cr last year")
Sebi warns about MF distribution practices
Says distributors' revenue has increased from Rs 2,500 cr to Rs 5,000 cr
Five ways Greece crisis can affect your life
Europe's troubles may have a more direct impact than is apparent at first glance
 "Five ways Greece crisis can affect your life")
 "Sebi trains guns on fund houses encouraging bonus stripping")
Sebi may push for slower algo trading
Wants to strengthen regulation, create a level-playing field for retail investors
 "Sebi may push for slower algo trading")
After MAT, indirect transfer woes for foreign investors
Portfolio investors in India-focused funds may have to deal with tax liability of 40% of gains
 "After MAT, indirect transfer woes for foreign investors")
Why 'Dil Dhadakne Do' is actually about corporate India
An overleveraged promoter needing equity infusion is just the start, the film has corporate tropes everyone can recognise
 "Why 'Dil Dhadakne Do' is actually about corporate India")