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DLF launches QIP to raise over Rs 3,000 cr with an aim to become debt-free company; shares down 3.49%
•According to a regulatory filing, DLF has launched its QIP on Monday and the floor price has been fixed at Rs 193.01 per equity share.
DLF to launch over Rs 3,000 cr QIP by June in a bid to become debt-free
•DLF had last year announced plans to issue up to 17.3 crore shares through qualified institutional placement (QIP) to raise funds and pre-pay loans
RPower promoters aim Rs 2,500 cr from stake sale, plans to offload 18-19% shares; J P Morgan appointed as banker
•Part of the diversified Anil Ambani group, Reliance Power has appointed J P Morgan as the banker for the proposed stake sale, the sources said.
Rupee falls 43 paise to nearly 1-month low on weak factory output, fall in domestic equity markets
•On Friday, the rupee had weakened by 8 paise to close at 70.49 against the US dollar.
Coal India offer for sale: Institutional buyers' portion over-subscribed; bids worth over Rs 4,200 cr received
•The government also has an option to retain an over-subscription of another six percent stake in the Coal India offer for sale.
Finance minister Arun Jaitley to visit Singapore, meet foreign investors, fund managers
•Arun Jaitley will meet the Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Tharman Shanmugaratnam, to discuss bilateral issues
Infosys governance row: Mohandas Pai asks investors to question company's huge cash pile
•Markets regulator Sebi said it was keeping a “close watch” on all developments with a “special focus” to ensure that minority investors’ interests were safeguarded.
Infosys-founders divide: CEO Vishal Sikka to address investors today
•Sikka may brief participating fund managers on issues that have prompted some of the company's co-founders, including N R Narayana Murthy, to publicly air their discontent against the board.
Bad idea: Why entry loads cannot revive India's MFs
Chadha •Such a move would only take investors elsewhere, which in no way is going to 'revive' the MF industry.
Why Asian hedge funds are betting on long-term trade
Fp Archives •Warded off by failing bearish trades and the hefty fees that accompany it, most hedge funds in Asia are now moving to a long trade strategy given the volatile market in Asia and the world.