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   MONEY & BANKING
Wednesday, November 28, 2001 
Govt completes 90% of gross borrowings
  The central goverment has completed 90 per cent of its gross borrowing programme with the issue of Rs 10,000 crore of dated securities last week and Rs 12,750 crore of 384-day T-bills, ICICI Securities (I-Sec) said in its mark to market report for the week ending December 1.
HSBC Insurance ties up with Ebix.com
  HSBC Insurance Services, the insurace intermediation arm of HSBC, has tied up with Ebix.com Inc, the world’s most comprehensive insurance portal operating as a virtual market place to provide insurance intermediary with a multilingual, multi-currency management system, to support Indian customer base.
   
Sicom directors on UWB walk out of board meet
  The Mumbai-based development bank Sicom Ltd’s nominee directors, AKD Jadhav and Sharad Upasani, on Tuesday walked out of the meeting of board of directors of United Western Bank objecting to what they said was an attempt on the part of its managing director and others to mislead the board in respect of a Rs 2.35-crore write-off under the Esop scheme.
Bond yields hit record lows, likely to rally more
  Yields on Indian government bonds dropped to historic lows on Tuesday, swept under a huge liquidity overhang, and traders see little reason for the rally to end with the central bank silent and demand expected to stay strong.

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