The Financial Express -- Markets

Wednesday, June 4 1997

NSE to recognise sub-brokers

The National Stock Exchange will finally recognise the term "sub-broker" after having kept the nomenclature out of its system since inception. The proposal will be placed before the executive committee shortly to seek its assent.

UTI institutional fund mops up Rs 650 cr

The Unit Trust of India's third Institutional Investor Special Fund Unit Scheme 97, offering an annual assured return of 15% for five years, has mopped up Rs 650 crore.

BoI rubs shoulders with big boys of A group

The Bank of India scrip chances of getting a slot in the A group will improve, if it maintains its trading pattern. The number of shares traded runs into lakhs, with a market capitalisation of over Rs 4,000 crore.

Market Briefing -- Indian GDRs

Buy/Sell/Hold -- Pearl Polymers

SBI outperforms Sensex by 29%

Bank scrips fail to perk

Marketing companies to rule the roost

SEBI to receive final proposals on badla this week

Other income hit by depressed markets

Indian GDRs unaffected by poor corporate results

A K Menon to oversee CRB Mutual affairs

China to arrest stock market surge

Andhra Valley at low

Tokyo bonds end weaker

Sensex backed by HLL

Inco strike sends nickel soaring on LME

Positive impact on securities market

Market Round up