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Reliance Capital
Reliance Capital Limited
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My MelTracked by: 0 Boarder
The debt equity ratio has significantly increased recently. A concern is the utilisation of short term funds (CP) for long term use. In the current credit environment it would be more difficult to roll over debt & access fresh funds at reasonable rates. Margins should strain....
Best time to buy
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This is the best time to buy stocks....
What Bus.lines reported two weeks back...
Posted by : vishukgTracked by: 0 Boarder
Dear sir,
what will happen if FII sell their holdings in relcap? Do you have any information, have they already sold relcap? I think that we have to closely watch price and volume movement in the stock. 14.55 lac shares on 25/9/08, 17 lacs on 26/9/08 and 13 lac shares on 30/9/08 were delivered on NSE, against a daily average of about 4 lacs. ...
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He also said the group would foray into banking upon receiving the necessary regulatory permits.
The company would also venture into the home loans business and establish a non-banking financial company for its consumer finance business. “We have already filed the applications with the regulators concerned in this respect and are awaiting approval,” Mr Ambani said.
The company is also looking at expanding into the businesses of liability insurance, hull and marine insurance. Talking about the group’s asset management company, he said it has received regulatory approval to set up AMC operations in the UK and is also considering launching new funds in the South East Asian markets. “We’ll expand our asset management, life insurance and broking operations in the emerging markets across Asia, Africa and West Asia,” Mr Ambani said.
Mr Ambani said the company would go ahead with its plans, notwithstanding the global financial crisis following the financial trouble at Lehman, Merrill Lynch and AIG. The top ten shareholders in Reliance Capital include Morgan Stanley Mauritius, JP Morgan Asset management (Europe), Goldman Sachs Investments (Mauritius), Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Espana and Deutsche Securities Mauritius. “The company does not have direct exposure to these companies, so in that case we are immune and insulated from the problems happening there,” he said.
The company also announced a dividend of 55 per cent for fiscal 2007-2008. The share price of the company was up 2.35 per cent at Rs 1,107.45 on the BSE today.
The sinking ships are having holdings in Rel.capital. I noted it todaay only. Hence the delay.Very sorry.
v.krishnamoorthy 
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where there is will there is a way but we can easily have the right way from the title of this message where lies the hidden treasure...
What Bus.lines reported two weeks back...
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He also said the group would foray into banking upon receiving the necessary regulatory permits.
The company would also venture into the home loans business and establish a non-banking financial company for its consumer finance business. “We have already filed the applications with the regulators concerned in this respect and are awaiting approval,” Mr Ambani said.
The company is also looking at expanding into the businesses of liability insurance, hull and marine insurance. Talking about the group’s asset management company, he said it has received regulatory approval to set up AMC operations in the UK and is also considering launching new funds in the South East Asian markets. “We’ll expand our asset management, life insurance and broking operations in the emerging markets across Asia, Africa and West Asia,” Mr Ambani said.
Mr Ambani said the company would go ahead with its plans, notwithstanding the global financial crisis following the financial trouble at Lehman, Merrill Lynch and AIG. The top ten shareholders in Reliance Capital include Morgan Stanley Mauritius, JP Morgan Asset management (Europe), Goldman Sachs Investments (Mauritius), Merrill Lynch Capital Markets Espana and Deutsche Securities Mauritius. “The company does not have direct exposure to these companies, so in that case we are immune and insulated from the problems happening there,” he said.
The company also announced a dividend of 55 per cent for fiscal 2007-2008. The share price of the company was up 2.35 per cent at Rs 1,107.45 on the BSE today.
The sinking ships are having holdings in Rel.capital. I noted it todaay only. Hence the delay.Very sorry.
v.krishnamoorthy...
Venturing Investment Banking
Posted by : rvk41Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Anil Dhirubhai Ambani Group Reliance Money on Tuesday said it will foray into the investment banking sector and has obtained a merchant banking licence from market regulator Securities Exchange Board of India.
The new licence from SEBI to focus on small and mid-sized companies would allow Reliance Money to provide a wide range of investment banking services such as issue management, underwriting, private equity advisory/ syndication and corporate finance servi ces in India, a company statement said.
“We are extremely pleased with this development, as we believe the potential for Investment Banking in India is huge. While the main focus of the industry has been on large caps, we see a huge opportunity in serving the small and mid-sized segment, curre ntly being under-serviced,'' Reliance Money Director and CEO Sudip Bandyopadhyay said.
The company is eyeing 50 fund raising deals within first the six months and would leverage from its existing customer base of more than 2.5 million and wide distribution network of more than 10,000 outlets, it said.
Reliance Money would initially concentrate on issue management activities such as initial public offerings, rights issue, follow-on public offerings, qualified institutional placements, open offers, buyback offers, delisting offers and preferential issue of listed equity. “Our expansion into investment banking highlights Reliance Money's broad-based approach in building an integrated, comprehensive global financial services platform in the country,'' Bandyopadhyay added.
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Anil venturing M G M
Posted by : vkk43Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Rel capital should be looked into on a weak day in the market below 1100/-....
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Reliance ADA group has restarted talks over a potential buyout or equity investment in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the New York Post reported
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Anil venturing M G M
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Reliance ADA group has restarted talks over a potential buyout or equity investment in Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, the New York Post reported
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Dividends
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DEEP COOLTracked by: 0 Boarder
All scrips are falling like nine pins in a bowling alley. I hope that Rel Cap proves to be an exception and rises back to its original and rightful place of glory. However things do not seem rosy on various fronts for Rel Cap. Their Life Insurance Business and their MF business all seem to be in a bit of bother due to Middle Management Unrest. The Induction of Sam Ghosh has not gone well and Amitabh Jhunjhunwala is finding it hard to keep the flock together.
In the midst of all this is the Turmoil in the Global Arena - all go to make it a rather tough picture.. I am eagerly and anxiously waiting for the Days of Glory....
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Posted by : sridharan_dusi
Welcome Mr.Deep Cool. Hope to continue interaction with in the days to come.
Sridharan
S O T projection for TODAY !
Posted by : DUstocksTracked by: 0 Boarder
At the current Speed Of Trend, RELCAPITAL will become OVERSOLD (getting bearish) on 10th October, 2008, at about Rs. 960.71.
These figures may change drastically by Monday evening (29th September, 2008), depending upon the nature of cues from the US markets and the reaction of the Asian and European markets to such cues. SOT figures DO NOT make any allowance for such local or global cues.
Please don't interpret SOT figures in ABSOLUTE terms for setting up your trades, use them only for general directional guidance - all at your risk & responsibility of course. If you do not understand what SOT projections are all about, just ignore this post, rather than setting up your trade upon something you know nothing about....
BAD ASSETS R s 2.5 bn
Posted by : rvk41Tracked by: 0 Boarder
Reliance Asset Reconstruction Company, promoted by Reliance Capital, is expected to acquire bad assets of about Rs 2.5 billion in the next six months, reports Economic Times.
The company said that so far, they have got little but they expect to acquire stressed assets to the tune of Rs 2.5 billion by March 2009.
The company is in discussion with some entities for taking over stressed assets, the average ticket size would be about Rs 200 million
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Accumulate Relaince Capital below 1100
Posted by : KARUNASTracked by: 0 Boarder
Not only the medium to long term even the short term investers may start picking it at the current levels and surely on dips....
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Accumulate Relaince Capital below 1100
Posted by : coolenough
I strongly recommend to accumulate reliance capital below 1100 levels. It is a very good investment both from short term as well as long point of view. Get free trading tips at tradingcalls.in
FLASH GOOD NEWSSSs frr markets !!!
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U.S. Congress races to reach bailout deal before Monday
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Congress raced to strike a deal on a proposed 0 billion bailout of the financial industry in an urgent weekend negotiating session to try to alleviate the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression.
Pressed to act before Asian markets open on Monday, negotiators worked through the night and into Saturday after much of the country paused to watch the first debate between the presidential candidates, Democrat Barack Obama and Republican John McCain.
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Accumulate Relaince Capital below 1100
Posted by : coolenoughTracked by: 0 Boarder
I strongly recommend to accumulate reliance capital below 1100 levels. It is a very good investment both from short term as well as long point of view. Get free trading tips at tradingcalls.in...
Support-Resistance LEVELS for MONDAY !
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R3 R2 R1 P S1 S2 S3
1308.36 1277.73 1225.56 1194.93 1142.76 1112.13 1059.96
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