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   TOP STORY
Tuesday, December 11, 2001 
 

Non-life majors chip in to provide partial terror cover to Reliance

 
For the first time, the state-owned non-life insurance companies — New India Assurance (NIA), United India, Oriental Insurance and National Insurance — have proposed to provide a partial terrorism cover to over Rs 50,000 crore worth of assets of the Reliance group to meet the exigencies of a tough and difficult international re-insurance market, following the September 11 terror attacks in the US.
 
Gail may rope in Amarchand & Mangaldas
Sale of petrol blended with ethanol allowed
BOTTOMLINE: Terror attacks spawn new corporate governance trends in the West
   
 
   EDITORIALS

Bailouts are no answer

Crying for Argentina
Take-off time
McDonald’s and a drummer boy
The way the crow flies
No more bad debts!

   NEWS & ANALYSIS

Trade facilitation: Time to put our house in order?

Operator-driven bourses won’t carry too far
Trade balance heavily tilted in Tunisia’s favour
Ailing economy a key test for new government in Sri Lanka
Corporation Bank targets social entrepreneurs
 
 

 

   
 
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