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13 June 2011   Moneylife Exclusive Investor interest: SEBI's hands-off approach Sucheta Dalal First, the regulator's moves caused dwindling market participation. Now, its plan to outsource complaints will further alienate it from investors...     Exclusive Column     Anti-corruption movement: It's no longer a convenient Congress versus BJP game Veeresh Malik What Anna Hazare is saying may not be news anymore. And even as the scams are increasing every day, for those who are over-exposed there is a numbness that is creeping in. But, on the ground, an awareness is building, which was not there before...     Other ML Exclusives   Why was MV Wisdom sailing so near the Bandra-Worli Sea Link? Did the container ship being tugged to the Alang junk yard have permission to sail so close to the coast and sensitive Bombay High oil installation? Who plotted her course? And how come nobody interrupted her voyage... ................................................................................................................................................ Infinite Computer's share buyback 16 months after IPO raises several questions The company made a public issue in January last year. The stock price has lost 27% since the announcement of the buyback in April... ................................................................................................................................................ Daily Market Report: Share prices to move in a narrow range Nifty support and resistances are at 5,415 and 5,545... ................................................................................................................................................ Muddy Waters indeed: Sino-Forest stock crash puts focus on scrutiny and quality of information Sino-Forest Corporation, the Chinese forestry company in which hedge fund Paulson & Co was the largest investor, lost about two-third of its share value in the past few days after a little-known research firm alleged that the sales it reported would have required 50,000 trucks driving on two-lane roads through the mountains from a remote region, which is beyond belief... ................................................................................................................................................ E-Insurance: Insurance in demat Insurers will save money. But will they pass on the cost savings to customers? ................................................................................................................................................ Two-thirds of QIPs from 2010 trading at huge discount, says Crisil study Median return on investments on about 50 QIPs issued in 2010, calculated up to 3 June 2011, is a negative 19%. Fewer companies likely to raise funds through this route over next few months... ................................................................................................................................................ Personal finance today Transactions by cheques up marginally in April: RBI Non-disclosure of M&A value hurts investor interest: experts ICICI Lombard bags contract for Goa's health insurance scheme ICICI Prudential Life awarded best insurance company HDFC Mutual Fund floats 92 days fixed maturity plan Kotak Mahindra MF floats 370 days fixed maturity plan Reliance Mutual Fund unveils Dual Advantage Fixed Tenure Fund-I-Plan L Sundaram MF introduces Capital Protection Oriented Fund 2 Years (Series 1) L&T Finance Holdings' Rs1,750 crore IPO likely this month   At a Glance   - Have toolbox to deal with tax havens not sharing info: FM - Govt extends DEPB scheme for three months till September - Rains so far good; will help produce 102 mn tonnes rice: Agriculture secretary - Oil ministry, DGH bent rules for RIL in KG-D6: CAG - India's growth drivers intact; govt committed to reforms: FM - Strike enters 10th day, no production at Maruti's Manesar plant - Oil regulator refuses to recognise Reliance's three gas discoveries - SC agrees to hear Kanimozhi's bail plea, issues notice to CBI Corporate Wrap-up   - L&T's Electrical & Automation to supply meters to WBSEDCL - Punj Lloyd wins Rs678crore order from N-Power Corp - Ansal Properties sells Rs400 crore worth properties in May   Moneylife Columns     Unaccountable regulators: Cancerous caucus Sucheta Dalal The recent capricious record of the SEBI top brass has shown that Indian regulators may continue with their whimsical ways if investors/savers don't assert their rights and demand accountability from politician...     Burden of information: The performance of fund managers depends on how data is analysed and processed William Gamble A growing problem is that governments all over the world are interfering with markets as never before and these interventions distort the price signals, information and create bubbles...     Face 2 Face   ADF Foods: In India we will see growth because it is a totally new market for us The leading ethnic Indian food company is banking on the changing trend in the country for quick growth, besides keeping an eye open for more acquisitions to expand its business...   Editor's Pick   Why the ECB is losing face The skirmish over the Greek bailout fund may tarnish the entity's reputation for ever. ...................................................................................................................................................... Another cyber-attack: This time, in Spain The Spanish police website has been hit by hackers. ...................................................................................................................................................... Dr Doom is at it again Nouriel Roubini is saying now that a "perfect storm" may converge on the global economy—due to American fiscal woes, a Chinese slowdown, the EU debt crisis and Japanese stagnation. ...................................................................................................................................................... US corn is trading at a 3-year high US stockpiles before the start of the 2012 harvest may fall to 695 million bushels, the lowest since 1996. ...................................................................................................................................................... Your air travel might just become cheaper Aircraft powered by bio-fuel may become a reality in the near future. ...................................................................................................................................................... Cartoon of the week The more things change.   Book Review   Build your nest egg N Madhavan Will you have enough after you retire?   FROM the ARCHIVES   Optimistic broker research reports call India 'undervalued', but why is nobody biting? Big brokers are reluctantly lowering their earnings growth target, leading to the belief that the market is undervalued. Is it based on false premises? ...................................................................................................................................................... May bucks the trend, mutual funds witness large inflows After Rs1,365 crore of outflows in April 2011, mutual funds have recorded Rs1,480 crore of inflows in May 2011—almost 94% of this amount was from existing schemes...   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

 

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