Capital flows coming into India to depend on political situati...

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NEW DELHI: Falling oil and commodity prices have resulted in global investors adding to their positions in India, says Merrill Lynch (BofA-ML) in its latest report. "Majority of investors are slightly overweight India with probably less than 10% ...

Source: IRIS (01-APR-13) Comments | Post Comment Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoA ML) expects the rupee stalemate will persist till the RBI rebuilds FX reserves. The predictably high USD 32.6 billion December current account deficit only ...

Luthra & Luthra advised India's largest real estate developer DLF in its Rs 1,863 crore ($333m) institutional placement programme (IPP) of 81 million shares. Amarchand Mangaldas and Linklaters advised the book runners to the issue - Standard ...

Following up on its much-hyped policy review, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on May 3 slashed short-term lending rates (repo rate) by 25 basis points, fueling expectations of transmission and a fall in lending rates. It hasn't happened. A week has ...

(left-right): Captain Hameed Ali Acting CEO Jet Airways; James Hogan - President and CEO, Etihad Airways; Naresh Goyal Chairman of Jet Airways; and James Rigney - Chief Financial Officer, Etihad Airways, seen here after the announcement of their ...

KOLKATA: Amid allegations of poor quality of coal supplied and acute shortage of the commodity, Coal India is seeking overseas acquisitions with a sense of urgency. As a step in this direction, it has decided to induct more merchant bankers and ...

It was in mid-July last year that Jet Airways (India) Ltd chairman Naresh Goyal phoned his friend James Hogan , president and chief executive of Etihad Airways PJSC , and talked to him about the possibility of a policy change that would allow ...

NEW DELHI: About two dozen companies, including state-run giants like ONGC and Coal India, had investor complaints pending against them for more than two months at the end of last fiscal, as per Sebi data. The latest data available with Sebi ...