This year?s PSU stake sale programme seems to be getting perilously back-loaded. With the administrative ministries of two PSUs
The Indian Oil Corporation disinvestment proposal is back on track after several hiccups.
Sebi, FMC asked to look into operations of NSEL units.
The state of the economy might look discomfiting, but not in the least to government managers.
The government is looking at giving the firms being asked to raise capital from abroad via quasi-sovereign bonds an extra…
Trade unions? opposition could derail CIL sell-off
The government reckons that SWFs from west Asian countries would find India?s tax-free bonds attractive
Names include ONGC, IOC & sail; SFCs may also get go-ahead
The disinvestment department, in consultation with Goldman Sachs AMC, has appointed India Index Services & Products (IISL), a subsidiary of…
Disagree whether FVCI a separate class from FPI
In an attempt to woo sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) and pension funds to India?s infrastructure debt funds (IDFs), the finance…
Finance ministry is planning to reduce the guarantee fee paid to the authorities under tripartite agreements from 3% to 0.5%…
In a relief for banks funding R7-lakh-crore-worth infrastructure projects that have been stuck for clearances, Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has…
Capital markets regulator Sebi and the finance ministry are planning to further ease the Know Your Customer (KYC) norms for…
With the cabinet approval in place, the Centre is now moving swiftly to formulate the CPSE exchange traded fund
With little time left to comply with the minimum public shareholding norms issued by market regulator Sebi,
To compute foreign direct investment component in a company
The direct benefit transfer (DBT) system is set to be used for payments under the Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment…
