Life insurers struggle to achieve profitability: Study

Tags: Reserve Bank Of India | GDP | Inflation | RBI Data supports RBI hypothesis that interest rates cannot be directly linked to growth as loans are only a facilitator In the last two years, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has been constantly ...

IDFC Institutional Securities has said that investors should subscribe to Unilever's open offer for its Indian unit Hindustan Unilever Ltd due to a significant premium and as it expects the offer to create a floor price for the stock. Unilever plans ...

-Mobile phone impetus to online gambling -Wagering stands to benefit most -Tabcorp best placed -Gambling advertising grows strongly There's an interesting aspect to the proliferation of mobile phones. They're having a dramatic impact on gambling ...

s for exports won't make them competitive With FY13 exports missing the target by a whopping $60 billion—exports were $301 billion versus the $360 billion target—and there being little chance of meeting the FY14 $500 billion target set a couple ...

6.5% of GDP When the Q3 balance of payments data comes out Thursday, RBI Governor D Subbarao has already warned us, the current account deficit (CAD) is likely to be much worse than it was for Q2. While Q2 CAD was a record 5.4% of GDP, a Citi ...

The Budget (FY14) has recognised the rising current account deficit (at 4.6 per cent of GDP in FY12) as the biggest threat to India's macro-economic stability. Given the inelastic nature of India's major imports (e.g. crude, coal, edible oil and ...

From RHB Equity SapuraKencana - During the analyst briefing, management confirmed that the Seadrill acquisition is on track to be completed by end-April 2013. - The acquisition comes with an orderbook of US$1.5 billion (RM4.6 billion) which would ...

A ritual refrain of the GOP is that we have a spending problem, not a revenue problem. On ABC News on St. Patrick's Day House Speaker John Boehner (OH) put it bluntly stating that President Obama got all the tax increase he was going to get in the ...

tax benefits to them with care With April-February FY13 exports falling 4% over the same period in FY12 despite a 4% rise in February exports, next month's foreign trade policy review is looking at Special Economic Zones (SEZs) as a big thrust area.