The Financial Express -- Markets

Wednesday, December 17 1997

BSE helps investors exit from illiquid counters

The recent move of the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) to do away with the daily circuit band of 10% on three dormant stocks has helped investors exit from these illiquid counters. Under the existing bylaws, the exchange could have delisted these securities for having failed to record minimum trading levels over the trading cycles.

SEBI panel for preference to small investor orders

The Securities & Exchange Board of India's (SEBI) Inter-stock Exchange Coordination group, which is meeting on Wednesday, is likely to recommend that the order placed by small investors should be given preference over those made by institutional players. The group is also expected to recommend introducing overall exposure limits for brokers.

Amfi submits pension scheme model to regulator

The Association of Mutual Funds in India (Amfi) has presented a skeletal model for pension schemes to be floated by mutual funds to SEBI. The model has been presented to SEBI in order to have it forwarded to the Central Bureau of Direct Taxes (CTBT).

Cotton prices remain static on sluggish mill demand; bullion

Centre plans stock option for state-run units' staff

BSE helps investors exit from illiquid counters

JSE brokers in a tight spot as clients flee

SEBI panel for preference to small investor orders

89% drop in IPOs

Speculators play FII card, propel Sensex by 57 points

Amfi submits pension scheme model to regulator

SmithKline Pharma spurts on bonus rumours

Centre yet to appoint nominees on PSE board

SEBI panel asks bourses to set up service centres for investors

Market bullish on KSB Pumps H2 outlook