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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.
Stock market transactions through mobile phones doubled in 2013
Turnover through the mobile phone route accounted for Rs 32,575 till Nov
Sub-accounts grow at slowest pace on record
Accounted for over 50% of capital raised
Being new category, some offer zero fixed fee to attract investors; lower pricing likely for medium term
Insurance firms, mutual funds pressed the exit button on Indian stocks in 2013
Campaign across twenty cities
FMC says FT, Jignesh Shah and Joseph Massey don't meet 'fit and proper' criteria to operate an exchange
Had communicated their stand on the matter to Sebi
Wiped out Rs 1.12 lakh crore says Motilal Oswal Annual Wealth Creation Study
He noted how FMCG companies studied the rural market and implemented strategies which resulted in greater penetration in non-urban space
Say costs too high for smaller players
Plans ten-state student outreach progam
A circuit filter is put in place to limit the change in price of a listed security
Gave more information on wrongdoing than France, Germany and Japan
Move expected to cut paperwork
Will use proceeds to pay back debt
MCX up 18.57% to close at Rs 518.85. FT up 19.98% to close at Rs 181.05
Sharma, chief of Lotus Refineries, described by NSEL as a prime defaulter and in police custody, is surrounded by a lot of queries
A lock-in product would help funds churn better returns over the longer run