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Investors eager on Indian real estate stocks (112) |
| DLF stages firm trading debut in Mumbai, underscoring investors' interest in buying exposure to what is still an under-represented sector on the country's bourses |
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StanChart eyes Africa and India (98) |
| Standard Chartered, the emerging markets bank, has outlined ambitions to become a leader in Islamic banking products and could start offering them in Africa and India |
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Indian market passes milestone (53) |
| India has joined the countries with $1,000bn stock markets, passing another mark in its transition from socialist backwater to the first rank of the free market economies. |
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India escapes subprime turbulence (50) |
| While Indian corporates have been active global acquirers this year, they have mostly avoided the sort of highly leveraged buy-out transactions now in the spotlight in the US |
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Brokerages blooming in India's hothouse (49) |
| Amid the recent market turmoil, one area investors could be forgiven for avoiding is stockbroking |
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India grows in importance for Merrill (49) |
| India has for the first time become the biggest revenue contributor among Asia's emerging economies for Merrill Lynch |
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Singapore groups lift holdings in ICICI (47) |
| Singapore's state-run investment groups have been given the go-ahead to increase their holdings in India's largest private sector financial institution, ICICI. |
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Ex-World Bank president buys Fabindia stake (45) |
| James Wolfensohn, the former World Bank president, has joined the private equity rush to invest in India by buying a stake in a garment retailer that specialises in ethnic Indian designs and... |
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StanChart to buy Indian brokerage (45) |
| Standard Chartered is planning to return to retail stockbroking in Asia for the first time in more than a decade with a proposal to buy a brokerage network in India. |
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S&P rates subcontinent highly (43) |
| The US-based credit ratings agency is beefing up its presence in India as the Asian country's companies seek capital overseas and its role increases as a global financial services hub |
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