Avon Calling Emerging Market Investors at 13% Discount to Brazil's Natura Oct 30, 2009
6 for Mumbai-based HDFC Bank Ltd. Chinas is valued at a 21 percent premium to Paris-based , whose Asian sales are expanding more rapidly. The trades near the highest level compared with the since at least 1995 after the steepest rally in 10 years. (Bloomberg -- Latin America)
Canadian World Fund Limited Reports June 30, 2009 Interim Results Jul 16, 2009
The top five holdings as at June 30, 2009, excluding cash and short-term securities, were: HDFC Bank Ltd., a premier Indian bank that provides a wide range of financial products and services across India; Apple Inc., an American multinational corporation that designs and manufactures consumer electronics and software products; Alliance Grain Traders Income Fund, a limited purpose open-ended trust which, through its subsidiaries buys, processes, and sells specialty crops for export markets;... (CCNMatthews Press Releases)
Bansal & Nimje in r0000395Bace for Maytas CEO May 29, 2009
Bansal & Nimje in race for Maytas CEO- Property / C'struction-Services-News By Industry-News-The Economic Times. Bansal & Nimje in race for Maytas CEO29 May 2009, 0708 hrs IST, Trushna Udgirkar, ET Bureau. (India Times)
Banks to rejig loans for Maytas Infra May 10, 2009
HYDERABAD: Cash strapped Maytas Infra is set to get a life-line, with banks agreeing to restructure Rs 1,700 crore of the companys outstanding dues to them. Banks that have an exposure to the infrastructure firm will pare interest on the loans and also extend the repayment tenure in the proposed corporate debt restructuring plan, said Ved Jain, member on the Maytas board and former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India. (India Times)
Dow Jones Indexes Announces Dow Jones Country Titans and Dow Jones Select Dividend Indexes Regular Annual and Quarterly Review Results Mar 6, 2009
Companies joining the index: HDFC Bank Ltd. (India, Banks, 500180. BY), NTPC Ltd. (India, Utilities, 532555. (Primezone Releases)
S&P outlook on 12 Indian banks turns negative Feb 25, 2009
SINGAPORE: Standard s Ratings Services has revised the outlook on the counterparty credit ratings for the following Indian banks to negative from stable: -- Axis Bank (BBB-/A-3) -- Bank of Baroda (BBB-/A-3) -- Bank of India (BBB-/A-3) -- Canara Bank (BBB-/A-3) -- HDFC Bank Ltd. (BBB-/A-3) -- ICICI Bank Ltd. (BBB-/A-3) -- IDBI Bank Ltd. (BBB-/A-3) -- Indian Overseas Bank (BBB-/A-3) -- Indian Bank (BBB-/A-3) -- State Bank of India (BBB-/A-3) -- Syndicate Bank (BBB-/A-3) -- Union Bank of India... (India Times)
