The Financial Express -- Markets

Thursday, July 3 1997

NSE revises dominant shareholder norms

The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has overhauled the definition of "dominant shareholders" to allow its members to overcome practical difficulties in furnishing personal indemnity bonds. The change in the norms will also facilitate several common members of other exchanges to retain the membership at both the exchanges.

BSE may make closeout of fake, forged, bad delivery shares mandatory

The Bombay Stock Exchange has decided to approach the Securities & Exchange Board of India (SEBI) to compulsorily close out fake, forged and bad delivery shares. The proposal for the same will be submitted by the exchange on Friday.

Crime-busters to monitor trading floor on HSE

In what is perhaps the first such instance in the country's stock market history crime-busters will soon find a place on the trading floor with the Hyderabad stock exchange (HSE), deciding to appoint a retired IPS officer to investigate complaints of frauds on the bourse.

London gold market braces for further fall

Sensex gathers momentum, peaks new high

Buy/Sell/Hold -- Hold for moderate returns

Bizbits -- Gold prices fall again

Executive Briefing -- BSE to fine members for pay-in delays

US bonds up in London trades

Mutual funds

The Index -- Competing for rolling settlements

Cop to monitor frauds on Hyderabad bourse

Hectic trading on BgSE ; daily avg turnover touches Rs 35-cr

North Block asks Sebi to look into Reliance shares dematerialisation

Compaq sets five-for-two stock split

Operators exude confidence

Market Round Up -- Call Money