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29th September 2009
Mumbai with a population of more than 19 million people is one of the biggest cities in India. It is also called ‘Fashion Capital of India’ as it has a home of film fraternity called Bollywood. Mumbai is also India’s major financial capital city bec... Read >
Author: 99acres17th September 2009
Vikas Agarwal has some tips to help you plan your finances to manage cyclical trends in interest rates
The current market conditions are good for those looking at investing in a house . The property prices have corrected over the last few quarters due t... Read >
Author: Raja Kaushar15th September 2009
Credit demand from consumers seemed to be back on track, especially in sectors such as auto and home loans though banks had cut down unsecured loan exposures, said KV Kamath, chairman of ICICI Bank.
“So far as mortgages are concerned, I think t... Read >
Author: zameensapna30th August 2009
IPO To Make Firm Second Most Valuable Player In The Segment After DLF
The Lucknow-based Sahara Group is planning to take its realty arm public and raise up to $1 billion, which, if successful, would make the company the second valuable player in ... Read >
Author: Real estate 29th August 2009
Even though business sentiment is looking up and the index of industrial production (IIP) have raised the hopes of an early revival, poor monsoons and persistent fall in the export sector are likely to dampen the growth prospects of the Indian industries ... Read >
Author: David Parks26th August 2009
Mumbai, formerly Bombay, is the capital city of Maharashtra, India. It is noted as the financial capital of the country. It features a successful port and numerous elegant hotels. Mumbai was previously known as Bombay. It is the Indian state of Mahara... Read >
Author: andywilliams0604th August 2009
Green shoots of growth and signs of recovery may have begun appearing, pointing towards an economic turnaround, but the path of revival is anticipated to be a slow and strenuous one. Analysts believe that India Inc., including the MSME segment, will have ... Read >
Author: David Parks16th July 2009
Criminalisation of politics has become an issue of grave concern among the Indian intelligentsia. And though the top leaders of all political parties agree that those with criminal record should be debarred from contesting elections, the number of such pe... Read >
Author: Anubhav Srivastava15th July 2009
grand-venezia-greater-noida.aspx The government may soon releasea new set of rules that will make domestic borrowing cheaper for developers of special economic zones (SEZs), thereby boosting investment in these tax-free manufacturing hubs.
The ... Read >
Author: zameensapna01st July 2009
Getting through some of the top-notch colleges in the UK has never been rare in India. Students apply in the UK universities as they get a range of opportunities, besides a high degree of specialization and standardization. But, several bright ones get le... Read >
Author: globalopp01st July 2009
Leading bank of private sector ICICI lost more than Rs 11 crore due to credit card frauds last year. There are more than 8,000 cases about the fraud. ICICI had reported about 8,280 cases to the Reserve Bank of India about the credit card frauds and in the... Read >
Author: Gian Brett05th June 2009
The rupee on May 28 closed stronger by ten paise at 47.60/62 against the dollar backed by the firm equity markets amid sustained capital inflows. The rupee initially hit the intra-day low of 48.12 after trading resumed this morning on heavy dollar demand ... Read >
Author: Paramita Banerjee14th May 2009
The Reserve Bank of India has asked banks in the country to revise their lending norms and review their existing policies. This revision is aimed at stepping up the lending levels to the MSMEs in the country.
The RBI has suggested banks to frame polici... Read >
Author: David Parks14th May 2009
Direct Investment:-
Foreign companies are now permitted to have a majority stake in their Indian affiliates except in a few restricted industries. In certain specific industries, foreigners can even have holding upto 100 percent.
Investment through... Read >
Author: gaurav sharma05th May 2009
The Faridabad Small Industries Association (FSIA) has sought for additional time from banks and financial institutions for discounting invoices and gaining a quicker access to pending payments from buyers.
The Faridabad Small Industries Association (FS... Read >
Author: David Parks01st May 2009
Bullet Advisory Indian Stocks Weekly-Stock specific movement expected due to F & O expiry
BSE Sensex (11329.00) and Nifty (3480.75) closed 2.8% and 2.81% up respectively last week. Nifty Put Call Ratio was 1.52. Nifty Future April was quoting at ... Read >
Author: naninn28th April 2009
BUSINESS START UP FOR INDIA
Business start up is one of the most important tasks for any business man and India is one of the biggest markets for any goods, Commodity or services. We at s r corporate services are devoted to provide complete services fo... Read >
Author: Rakesh Parik27th March 2009
Are you an enterprise and want to fulfill your short-term money needs? Then, you need to catch hold of a strong lender available in the money market. This market is a place, where large institutions and government organizations come in contact with each o... Read >
Author: Sourav Sharma13th March 2009
The recession-hit diamond sector in India anticipates considerable improvement in business in the near future. This relief largely stems from the fact that the demands placed by small diamond units in the country have been met by the taskforce established... Read >
Author: David Parks13th March 2009
The year 2008 saw the global economies entering a recession which hit the developed economies worldwide and had a limited but significant impact on developing economies as well.
With governments worldwide announcing various stimulus packages to provid... Read >
Author: Shyam Kumar04th March 2009
Indian equities slipped into negative territory in view of a non-event interim budget and mounting global worries. Investors lost nearly Rs one lakh crore on budget day, on February 16, giving thumbs down to the interim budget 2009-10. For the week ended ... Read >
Author: Divya16th February 2009
Talking about the fixed deposit, it is an account that allows the people to deposit their money for a period of time. There are different deposit periods provided by banks, but usually they are for period of 5 to 15 years. The account holders can choose a... Read >
Author: addi25th January 2009
• Valuations seem attractive and long term-growth opportunities exist
• Domestic economy has insulated India from the global financial crisis with relatively strong GDP and earnings growth versus other economies
• India’s banking and financial... Read >
Author: Shyam Kumar23rd January 2009
With the view of facilitating credit flow into realty sector, the Reserve bank of India has announced a number of measures, which includes refinancing facilities for the National Housing Bank and giving housing loans of up to Rs.20 lakh priority sector st... Read >
Author: Nancy22nd January 2009
With the view of facilitating credit flow into realty sector, the Reserve bank of India has announced a number of measures, which includes refinancing facilities for the National Housing Bank and giving housing loans of up to Rs.20 lakh priority sector st... Read >
Author: Nancy09th January 2009
Indian equity markets rang in the New Year 2009 with a bang amid expectation of a second economic stimulus package. The opening week of 2009 raised some hopes for worried investors who are so shaken from the violent market swings in the past year. However... Read >
Author: Divya31st December 2008
Bullet Advisory Indian Stocks Weekly-Expected Interest Rate Cut and Future Series Expiry Will Make Indian Market Volatile
BSE Sensex(10099.91) and Nifty(3077.50) closed 4.2% and 5.3% up last week.Inflation was also under control at 6.84 v/s 8.00 last... Read >
Author: naninn30th December 2008
The companies incorporated in India, even with up to foreign equity, are treated the same as domestic companies. A Joint Venture may be any of the business entities available in India. Click here for Types of companies and corporations in India.
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Author: SUKHDEV.K.SHARMA29th December 2008
Though the economic position of all the countries is going on up and downs all over the world, the banking system in India is so strong till now. As the encroachment of the credit crunch and raising speculation are the main reasons of the present day fina... Read >
Author: jolly08th December 2008
Of late, the Reserve Bank of India has cut in its key rates. As such, in response to this initiative by the RBI, the State Bank of India had a reduction in both its lending and deposit rates. This initiative will really boost the real estate industry in I... Read >
Author: Alice Erin08th December 2008
The booms and the turns taking place in the real estate sector in India are an aftermath of the things which have taken place all over the world with their effects being financial in nature.
The situation was never so grim before in the world, as it ... Read >
Author: Alice Erin03rd December 2008
Companies looking to raise funds from foreign investors by way of convertible warrants may soon be allowed to issue shares against these instruments at any time up to 18 months, under a relaxation of rules being considered by the Reserve Bank of India (RB... Read >
Author: John Parker23rd November 2008
The primary reason why the international markets have collapsed is because of the untamed real estate beast. In a lot of countries, development, especially in terms of land, happens without any logical explanation. Why else would there be such a crazy kin... Read >
Author: charles king17th October 2008
Owning a home is one of the biggest dreams of millions of Indians. And home loans are nothing short of God-sent financial means to realise that dream.
Indian lending institutions are competing against each other like never before to increase their home... Read >
Author: jolly06th October 2008
With the banking and financial institutions getting flexible in context of NRI loans to encourage the Non-resident Indians, the NRI community is finally enjoying a sigh of relief.
Eminent banks such as HDFC Bank, State Bank of India and Punjab National... Read >
Author: jolly23rd September 2008
In the first week of September, there is some cheer for mutual fund investment in India. When you compare mutual funds in India, the banking mutual funds started from where they left off last month. In the first week, they again outperformed their other m... Read >
Author: Divya09th September 2008
Mumbai, the financial capital of India, is known as the entertainment and the commercial center of the country. The city of Mumbai is one of the top ten centers of commerce in the world. Many financial institutions such as National Stock exchange, Bombay ... Read >
Author: nancy eben22nd August 2008
Indian real estate sector is becoming more organised, thanks to the market crisis. The Indian property segment is witnessing tough times and this is when the private property builders have shown some sort of consolidated efforts to keep market buoyant.
... Read >
Author: George Gonigal20th August 2008
Yet another hike in the lending rates by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has caused an unprecedented hike in the home loan rates also. Buying a home has just got costlier. Private banks HDFC and ICICI have hike the rates by 75 basis points (100 basis poin... Read >
Author: George Gonigal17th August 2008
The loan markets on a worldwide basis are exhibiting unprecedented solutions. The loan market of today is in no way related to what it was a few years back.
If we have a close look at the loan market of today, we will be amazed to know that it has chan... Read >
Author: addi16th August 2008
When it comes to home, there is no one on this Earth who can make any kind of compromises. This is simply because a home is a better place when it is full of affection and is built with due care and attention.
Most of us cannot afford to build our own ... Read >
Author: addi29th July 2008
Summary: Partly credit card repayment can affect the customer by charging him higher interest rate and debarring him from the interest free credit period. The interest in case of part payment is not charged on the outstanding only but also on the whole am... Read >
Author: addi23rd July 2008
M-Commerce is the retail of merchandise through a hand held device termed as a cellular device. The key technology that works behind M-commerce is WAP (Wireless Application Program). M- Commerce enables a user to access an internet connection without the ... Read >
Author: itvoir16th July 2008
Buying property in India has become a far-fetched dream for many. High property prices and high home loan rates are taking a toll on the middle income user. Country’s top banks like State Bank of India, HDFC Bank and ICICI Bank have hiked their lending ... Read >
Author: George Gonigal09th July 2008
Summary: As there is higher liquidity in the Indian banking system currently the interest rate on fixed deposits may not rise. However, State Bank of India has increased the rate to counter the inflationary forces.
As inflation raised above the dangero... Read >
Author: addi07th July 2008
Summary: NRI loan interest rate depends heavily on the purpose of borrowing. When the purpose is to invest in share or commercial immovable property market, the payable interest rate is higher. Any loan borrowed by the NRI to be invested at an employment ... Read >
Author: addi04th July 2008
Summary: Co-operative banks will now offer home loans according to the recent guidelines of RBI. This step will help the rural mass a lot.
Co-operative banks will recently join the queue of providing housing finance. Soon, they will provide loans for s... Read >
Author: addi01st July 2008
Summary: The Reserve Bank of India has raised the Repo rate to 8%. This hike will make the personal loan and other loans more costly.
In an unexpected move, recently the Reserve Bank of India has raised the rate at which it lends short term money to ba... Read >
Author: addi01st July 2008
Summary: Credit cards are becoming one of the most useful financial tools for the Indian citizens. Furthermore, the Indian credit card industry is soon going to witness the option of making payment through mobile phones. The corporations like LIC and GE m... Read >
Author: addi30th June 2008
Summary: The terms of recovery of business loans for infrastructure development purpose have been relaxed by Reserve Bank of India. Now, the the time frame for declaring the project as a sub-standard asset has been reduced to six months.
Infrastructure... Read >
Author: addi25th June 2008
Summary: In the present day market scenario, the prospective home loan aspirants are being greeted by lucrative offers from the financial institutions. The prevailing market trends along with the positive response of the Reserve Bank Of India have further... Read >
Author: addi25th June 2008
Summary: Credit cards are becoming one of the most useful financial tools for the Indian citizens. Furthermore, the Indian credit card industry is soon going to witness the option of making payment through mobile phones. The corporations like LIC and GE m... Read >
Author: Shweta25th June 2008
Summary: If you are a prospective home loan borrower, the doors of financial institutions are always open for you. These opened doors ensure that you can easily get a "fair and reasonable deal" to get a home of your dreams.
The Indian home loan market ... Read >
Author: addi19th June 2008
Summary: RBI has sent guidelines for all banks in India to lower the home loan rate. This guideline will definitely benefit the prospective home buyers.
Banks now have an incentive to lower interest rates on loans for prospective home buyers below Rs 3... Read >
Author: addi05th June 2008
Summary: Indian credit card industry is prepared to witness payment through mobile phones soon. LIC and GE money has also collaborated to launch credit cards.
Soon you won't have to carry your plastic money for your payment purposes as your mobile numb... Read >
Author: addi01st May 2008
One of the four metropolitan in India, Mumbai is the largest city and the state capital of Maharashtra. The city was previously known as Bombay and changed to Mumbai in the year 1995. It is factually a congeries of seven island located on the Konkan coast... Read >
Author: nancy eben24th April 2008
Summary: The Indian realty market boom has fueled the availability of easy home loans. Now, all banks and financial organizations offer these loans at a competitive rate of interest.
The Indian realty market is witnessing an unprecedented rise. The lan... Read >
Author: addi09th April 2008
Summary: Indian economy after liberalization has attracted lots of foreign professionals. These professionals can now avail home loans and other personal loans from Indian financial market.
As India is attracting more and more overseas real estate maj... Read >
Author: addi07th April 2008
Summary: Recognizing the rights of the home loan defaulters, the Reserve Bank of India has asked the banks to give last opportunity to the borrowers before proceeding to take any action for repossession of the mortgaged property.
Now, every middle-cla... Read >
Author: addi07th April 2008
Summary: Although Indian realty market is at its peak; the recent decision of the RBI not to lower interest may have some adverse effects. RBI should take some serious steps to make real estate segment more investor friendly.
Real estate as an investm... Read >
Author: addi02nd April 2008
Summary: The post liberalized Indian economy is witnessing a significant growth in the real estate segment. The easy availability of home loans has acted as a catalyst of the boom.
Finance for real estate is now easily available in India. The property ... Read >
Author: addi06th November 2007
Corporate from India will find it much easier to offer guarantee for their overseas investment or to disinvest from their overseas project. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) issued a notification liberalizing the formula for overseas investment. As per the ... Read >
Author: JessicaThomson05th July 2007
One among the most important cities in India, Mumbai is the capital of Maharashtra and the hub of business and finance. Mumbai is the most populas city in the world. Mumbai is the group of seven islands and got its name from the goddess “Mumbadevi” wo... Read >
Author: Anand Dongre03rd May 2007
The hub of India and a favourite amongst foreigners from all parts of the world, Mumbai formerly known as Bombay is the capital of the state of Maharashtra and the most populous city of India . This commercial and entertainment capital boasts of housing i... Read >
Author: Makemytrip27th September 2006
The real estate boom continues as the growth in this sector got further accelerated with growth in the corporate sector and 100% FDI in the construction and development sector.
-By Madhurima Sil, Sr. Marketing Executive, 99acres.com
The Indian economy i... Read >
Author: Deepali Srivastav22nd July 2006
With second highest growth rate of economy, India is gaining prominence in the world market. However, a robust banking industry is essential to uphold the enhanced levels of activities, both in domestic as well as global market. Despite undergoing dramati... Read >
Author: James Marriot
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