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23 January 1998
  Cash-strapped banks make a beeline to redeem US-64 units
It is clear that the banks have been caught on the wrong foot by the RBI measures. They have no cash to comply with the increased CRR requirements. Reeling under the worst-ever liquidity crisis in the current fiscal, banks are making a beeline to redeem units of US-64 to generate funds.
  "UTI eyes Rs 7,500-cr mopup in 6 months"
UTI is said to have mobilised a lot of money in the past six months. It has reportedly collected around Rs 7,500 crore during the last six months, which is twice the amount collected during the period in the previous year.

JM Debt Fund corpus swells to Rs 150 crore
The corpus of JM Debt Fund from JM Mutual Fund has swollen to Rs 150 crore within a month of float. The scheme was launched in the last week of December 1997. The scheme is an open-ended, no-load, 100 per cent debt scheme. It offers investors the option of a dividend plan and a growth plan.
Coffee Futures Exchange plans to set up regional centres
In a bid to spread its wings to coffee consuming and trading areas, the Coffee Futures Exchange India is planning to set up regional centres across the country. In this regard, the company has identified at least five places in south and one centre in north.


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Panel to submit final report on futures and options in 15 days
The derivatives committee is likely to submit its final report on introduction of futures and options in the country to the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) within a fortnight. The committee has already framed some regulations but is yet to lay down the administrative principles for starting futures and options trading on the exchanges.

Templeton AMC does away with entry load on income fund
Templeton Asset Management Company has removed the entry load on its income fund, Templeton India Income Fund, with effect from January 1, 1998. The fund has now introduced a 1% exit load on investments parked with it for less than a year.

 


  Silver firms up, gold steady
  Shriram AMC plans rights issue to raise net worth
  Lenders form cartel to keep overnight call rates high
  Rockland Leasing offers secured NCDs
  Asian markets dip as rupiah hits new low
  India's GDP, jewellery demand at extremes, says World Gold Council
  Encouraging first-half performance buoys Krishna Filaments scrip
  Offer to accept LoCs at high rate of 24%
  Market takes its cue from Asian markets; Sensex loses 38 points
  Market Briefing
  Market Round-Up
  S Korea banks post $2.3bn losses in 1997
  Rising prices may hit cotton firms' scrips
  Support likely to emerge at 3,344
  Rupiah's tragedy makes other Asian currencies shudder
  Icra downgrades fixed deposit programme of DCM Financial