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NRIs, PIOs cannot open PPF accounts (rediff.com)
GSR 592(E) states that all NRIs -- including PIO like your son -- are not eligible to open PPF accounts.
NSE raises stake in NSDL to 25.02% (Express India)
The National Stock Exchange has picked up an additional 9.42% stake in National Securities Depository Ltd...
Health check (The Telegraph)
Can I claim deduction under Section 80DD for medical expenses for my sister? My father is earning pension? Yes, you can. The deduction under Section 80DD is for dependent of an individual taxpayer.
Mutual Funds vs ETFs: What should you choose (rediff.com)
With more exchange traded funds coming into the market, are they a better alternative to mutual funds?
Buying insurance? Avoid ULIPs (rediff.com)
Financial planning expert Sailesh Multani offers some valuable investment tips.
India's budget: NRIs wake up and smell the coffee (Calcutta News)
India's budget yet again demonstrates to NRIs that investing in their homeland is probably the best option right now. The West is still struggling to climb out of one of its deepest recessions and provides low returns, while India's growth story promises healthy returns. Surely, it's time to wake up and smell the Indian coffee.
India's budget: NRIs wake up and smell the coffee (New Kerala)
By Kul Bhushan: India's budget yet again demonstrates to NRIs that investing in their homeland is probably the best option right now.
Sebi takes investor education to schools (Business Standard India)
Class 8 and 9 students at 26 schools all over the country are taking lessons in investor education these days, courtesy the capital market regulator.
Dhanlaxmi Bank in pact with Destimoney (The Hindu)
CHENNAI: Dhanlaxmi Bank and Destimoney have announced a mutually beneficial strategic alliance. It has partnered Destimoney to offer its cusumers a three-in-one-account, a service that bundles the features of a savings account, a demat account and an online trading and investment account.
Tracking the benchmark's performance (Business Standard India)
Stock markets in India have been volatile with a downward bias since the beginning of this calendar year. In such market conditions, investors are often confused whether to put fresh money in equity funds or wait for further correction. The confusion is further accentuated when one realises that there would be fund management cost of 2-2.25 per cent, depending on the size of the scheme.
Super regulator may put an end to SEBI-IRDA Ulip war
Financial stability council likely to be given enough powers to settle issue. Super regulator may put an end to SEBI-IRDA Ulip warSuper regulator may put an end to SEBI-IRDA Ulip war
SEBI puts BNP in a spot over MF operations
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has asked France-based financial services major BNP Paribas for details on how it intends to continue its mutual fund (MF) business in India. SEBI puts BNP in a spot over MF operationsSEBI puts BNP in a spot over MF operations
Platform delay gives NSE an edge in corp repo
The country's two stock exchanges are set to offer corporate bond repo facility that will allow players to borrow cash against a collateral of corporate bonds from March 1. Platform delay gives NSE an edge in corp repoPlatform delay gives NSE an edge in corp repo
SC to decide if brokers can claim depreciation on exchange card
The Supreme Court will decide whether stock broking firms are entitled to claim depreciation costs on the value of Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) cards while calculating tax liabilities.SC to decide if brokers can claim depreciation on exchange cardSC to decide if brokers can claim depreciation on exchange card
CRISIL assigns Fundamental Grade ?4/5? to Havells
CRISIL Equities has assigned a CRISIL IER Fundamental Grade ?4/5? to Havells India Ltd, which indicates that the fundamentals of the company are ?Superior? relative to other listed equity securities. CRISIL assigns Fundamental Grade ?4/5? to HavellsCRISIL assigns Fundamental Grade ?4/5? to Havells
India's state-run cos' stake sales on track: Finmin
India will not defer plans to sell stakes in state-run firms despite a poor market response to stake sales in state-run Rural Electrification Corp and NTPC, a finance ministry official said on Tuesday.India's state-run cos' stake sales on track: FinminIndia's state-run cos' stake sales on track: Finmin
SEBI's KYC diktat has foreign banks worried
Some foreign banks are likely to approach the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) seeking clarity on the execution of capital market regulator Sebi's fiat on the know your client (KYC) norms. SEBI's KYC diktat has foreign banks worriedSEBI's KYC diktat has foreign banks worried
11 stock bourses risk losing recognition within a year: SEBI
As many as nine stock exchanges in the country face the risk of losing recognition this year and two others in early 2011, as per the market regulator SEBI.11 stock bourses risk losing recognition within a year: SEBI11 stock bourses risk losing recognition within a year: SEBI
CIL to meet SEBI on Feb 19, 11pc selloff likely
A clearer picture on the roadmap for Coal India public offer will emerge after the officials of CIL, Coal Ministry and Department of Disinvestment meet with the market regulator Sebi on February 19. CIL to meet SEBI on Feb 19, 11pc selloff likelyCIL to meet SEBI on Feb 19, 11pc selloff likely
SEBI sets up committee to review bourses structure
Sebi has constituted a committee headed by former RBI governor Bimal Jalan to review the structure of the stock exchanges as their role as self-regulatory bodies and functions as profit entities are sometimes conflicting in nature. SEBI sets up committee to review bourses structureSEBI sets up committee to review bourses structure
NMCE executes the Second physical delivery in Gold Guinea Contract
The National Multi Commodity Exchange (NMCE) has registered 100 percent growth in second physical delivery in Gold Guinea contract.NMCE executes the Second physical delivery in Gold Guinea ContractNMCE executes the Second physical delivery in Gold Guinea Contract
IPO scam: SEBI drops all charges against NSDL
SEBI has cleared NSDL of charges of failure to prevent the opening of multiple demat accounts by a few operators in a scam dating back to 2003-05. IPO scam: SEBI drops all charges against NSDLIPO scam: SEBI drops all charges against NSDL
Wary of round-tripping, SEBI blocks 50 investors
The Indian capital market regulator has shut its doors on several foreign funds amid concerns that they may turn out to be vehicles for round-tripping of money by local residents. Wary of round-tripping, SEBI blocks 50 investorsWary of round-tripping, SEBI blocks 50 investors
Sebi likely to tighten rules for rating agencies
Capital market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is likely to tighten regulations for credit rating agencies (CRAs), at its board meet on February 2. Sebi likely to tighten rules for rating agenciesSebi likely to tighten rules for rating agencies
Disclose all risks in bold letters in MF ads: SEBI
The market regulator SEBI on Monday asked mutual fund companies to make all the disclosures about market risks involved in the products more prominent in their communication. Disclose all risks in bold letters in MF ads: SEBIDisclose all risks in bold letters in MF ads: SEBI
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