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Selloff in Amtek Auto Hits Shares of Group Companies
Over the last one month, Amtek Auto shares plunged nearly 82 per cent as compared to a 10 per cent fall in the Sensex.
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Deutsche Bank hires Credit Suisse banker for India investment banking role: report
Mumbai-based Chawla, who as the head of Credit Suisse' global market solutions group in India was in charge of equity and debt capital market transactions and structured finance deals, had joined the Swiss bank in 2007 from Deutsche Bank.
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NSEL crisis: Investors in commodity bourses jump ship
The Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX) is set to fold due to plummeting trading volume as a result of the government's failure to liberalise and investors' retreat from futures markets after a major financial scandal at National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) last year.
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Swiss Finance Corp buys Kajaria Ceramics shares worth Rs 23 crore
Foreign fund house Swiss Finance Corporation (Mauritius) Ltd has picked up more than 9 lakh shares of ceramic tile maker Kajaria Ceramics for an estimated Rs 23 crore.
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TPG sells 10% stake in Shriram Transport Finance for Rs 1600 crore
TPG Capital, which held its stake in Shriram Transport Finance Company through Newbridge India Investment Ltd, sold 2.26 crore shares (amounting to 9.98 per cent stake) in the firm, as per data available with stock exchanges. The shares were sold on an average price of Rs 715.15 valuing the deal size at Rs 1,612 crore, data showed.
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Switzerland mulls new bill to check black money flow to banks
Often accused of providing safe havens to black money from India and other countries, Switzerland has proposed a new bill to prevent its banks and other institutions from accepting "untaxed assets" from their clients and put in place a stricter due diligence regime.
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Some Swiss bank account holders paid Rs 180 crore tax: Pranab
Some persons with accounts in a Swiss bank have paid taxes amounting to around Rs 180 crore so far, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has said in Parliament. He did not disclose any name. Mukherjee said the government has received information from France and Germany under Double Taxation Avoidance Convention.
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Selloff in Amtek Auto Hits Shares of Group Companies
Over the last one month, Amtek Auto shares plunged nearly 82 per cent as compared to a 10 per cent fall in the Sensex.
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Deutsche Bank hires Credit Suisse banker for India investment banking role: report
Mumbai-based Chawla, who as the head of Credit Suisse' global market solutions group in India was in charge of equity and debt capital market transactions and structured finance deals, had joined the Swiss bank in 2007 from Deutsche Bank.
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NSEL crisis: Investors in commodity bourses jump ship
The Indian Commodity Exchange (ICEX) is set to fold due to plummeting trading volume as a result of the government's failure to liberalise and investors' retreat from futures markets after a major financial scandal at National Spot Exchange Ltd (NSEL) last year.
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Swiss Finance Corp buys Kajaria Ceramics shares worth Rs 23 crore
Foreign fund house Swiss Finance Corporation (Mauritius) Ltd has picked up more than 9 lakh shares of ceramic tile maker Kajaria Ceramics for an estimated Rs 23 crore.
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TPG sells 10% stake in Shriram Transport Finance for Rs 1600 crore
TPG Capital, which held its stake in Shriram Transport Finance Company through Newbridge India Investment Ltd, sold 2.26 crore shares (amounting to 9.98 per cent stake) in the firm, as per data available with stock exchanges. The shares were sold on an average price of Rs 715.15 valuing the deal size at Rs 1,612 crore, data showed.
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Switzerland mulls new bill to check black money flow to banks
Often accused of providing safe havens to black money from India and other countries, Switzerland has proposed a new bill to prevent its banks and other institutions from accepting "untaxed assets" from their clients and put in place a stricter due diligence regime.
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Some Swiss bank account holders paid Rs 180 crore tax: Pranab
Some persons with accounts in a Swiss bank have paid taxes amounting to around Rs 180 crore so far, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee has said in Parliament. He did not disclose any name. Mukherjee said the government has received information from France and Germany under Double Taxation Avoidance Convention.
