The Financial Express -- Markets

Saturday, May 24 1997

SEBI amends `Know Your Client Scheme'

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has whittled down certain provisions of the `Know Your Client Scheme', following a string of representations from bourses across the country.

Infrastructure Bond Issue

Jardine Fleming fund outperforms BSE-100 index

Jardine Fleming Mutual Fund's maiden scheme, JF Personal Tax Saver '96, launched last year, has recorded a 71.35% excess of income over expenditure in the first year of operations. The fund has decided not to distribute dividend for the first year. Instead, it will reinvest the income into the scheme.

Scrips continue to move in narrow range

Prices continued to move in narrow range for the third consecutive week at the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) as punters stayed away from taking large positions across pivotals. The Sensex lost 40.64 points this week, closing at 3700.86 today.

Infotech impresses, but who are the sellers?

Nifty sheds 15 points

Dull trading hits sentiment

Bogus share racket in Bangalore

SEBI tightens registration norms for sub-brokers

Market buzz -- Confusion over fate of ITC Classic

Damani to aid Bangla bourse revival

Scrips on the slide

Market round-up

Poor corporate results continue to haunt sentiments

Stocktaking -- Bharat Forge

Kochi bourse polls in June