The Financial Express -- Markets

Monday, August 4 1997

ICICI Bank hopes to continue on the high growth track

New private banks have caught the fancy of investors in recent times. A very low level of non-performing assets, strong parentage and a much faster rate of growth in business compared to established banks are behind this new-found investor interest.

Load factor is pertinent for judicious investment in mutual funds

A number of uncertainties are attached to investments in a mutual fund. The best indicator to returns you may get from a fund is the past performance of the fund and others in the family.

Volumes surge at Karnataka Bank counter ahead of AGM

Karnataka Bank is fast becoming a favourite of investors on the Bangalore Stock Exchange. Trading volumes in the scrip have slowly but steadily witnessed a surge in the last few weeks following the bank's forthcoming annual general meeting (AGM).

GDRs race ahead of domestic market

Members irked by NSE terminal slowdown during peak hours

Fund Card -- Entry and exit load makes Tata Equity unattractive

Interbank call rates remain tethered in range

Fund Update -- 10% dividend in Magnum Multiplier

How to invest in a stockmarket rife with speculation?

Appreciation in sugar scrips turns out to be a one-shot affair

Will Rosette and Omkar betray their public appraisers?

Amendment in SEC rules to help FII trading via depositories