UK financial co buys 50% in Inga Advisors
Published Monday, April 09, 2007 by Money Man Mike.
UK-based 798 million ($1.5 billion) Collins Stewart Tullett (CST), a global financial services group listed on the LSE, is picking up a 50% stake in Mumbai-based Inga Advisors, a category-I merchant banker, through the foreign direct investment route.
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FMC allows 2 broking firms to set up shops on foreign soil
Published Saturday, April 07, 2007 by Money Man Mike.
The Forward Markets Commission has permitted two brokerages?Man Financial and Bonanza Commodities? to set up wholly owned subsidiaries abroad. Brokerages are queuing up for permission because it allows them to enter the Dubai commodities market, which is growing rapidly.
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Indian Markets Retreat From Record Highs
Published by Money Man Mike.
Led by state-run Oil & Natural Gas the Bombay Stock Exchange's benchmark 30-stock Sensex ended a six-session rally by falling 76.41 points, or 0.6 %, to close at 13,429.48.
On the rival NSE, the 50-stock S&P CNX Nifty fell 24.05 points, or 0.6 %, to close at 3852.80.
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FDI inflow in realty builds up to $3 bn in H1
Published Friday, April 06, 2007 by Money Man Mike.
The real estate sector has attracted FDI worth $3bn in the first half of?06. This is the highest ever FDI inflow into the Indian real estate sector. Total FDI inflow into the country in FY06 was $7.5bn.
However, India?s share in cross-border real estate investment is still small.
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ICICI Venture looks for larger deals
Published Wednesday, April 04, 2007 by Money Man Mike.
ICICI Venture, the biggest Indian buyout firm, plans to scale up the size of investments to earn bigger returns as company valuations surge and competition intensifies.
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Private equity set to reshape venture capital industry
Published by Money Man Mike.
But venture investors have been overshadowed by ever-ballooning private equity firms and believe it's inevitable that some of the capital sloshing around the buyout world will find its way to them. The figure is roughly three times the $129.6 billion that private equity firms shelled out last year to buy 721 companies.
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- UK financial co buys 50% in Inga Advisors
- FMC allows 2 broking firms to set up shops on foreign soil
- Indian Markets Retreat From Record Highs
- FDI inflow in realty builds up to $3 bn in H1
- ICICI Venture looks for larger deals
- Private equity set to reshape venture capital industry
- ICICI Bank likely to invest heavily on tech and staff
- UK's Alpha among 896 cr FDI cleared
- LIC to invest Rs 95,000 crore in Govt. debt
- Sensex gains marginally; banking stocks soar