The Financial Express -- Markets

Saturday, July 26 1997

Mumbai bourse to computerise all cash deals

The Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the Bank of India's stock exchange branch, have devised a method wherein the entire cash transactions of the member-brokers would be done through floppy postings.

Norms to monitor NBFCs sought

The chairman of the committee on non-banking financial companies constituted by the Reserve Bank of India, AC Shah, has suggested that no body corporate -- other than those covered under the Companies Act -- should be allowed to raise deposits for plantations, holiday resorts or housing without the express approval of the apex bank.

SEBI allows DSE corporate members to contest elections

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has agreed in principle to allow corporate members of the Delhi Stock Exchange (DSE) to contest the elections to the board of the exchange. The bourse has also approved in principle the exemption of the turnover fee on conversion of an individual membership into a corporate membership on a stock exchange.

Gold remains stagnant while silver rises marginally

IndusInd Bank public issue deferred

Gilt prices take a tumble on selling pressure by banks

Market Round-Up -- Call Money

Foster's investors approve buyback

Trader's choice -- Thermax: Time to enter

Bulls feel the Bata show will go on

Financial Briefing -- ICICI to raise Rs 500 cr through bonds

Scrips recover in kerb on a day of political hide and seek

Care downgrades Western India, two others

Zenith Computers rises ahead of rights

UTI cuts interest rate on MIP to 12.5%