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Finance Minister Jaswant Singh,
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| in Business Standard.
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| Minority shareholders are always at a disadvantage. Through successive buybacks and consequent delisting the legs of the shareholder are first amputated.
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| Bhupendra Shah, senior partner, BS Shah & Co,
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| in Business India.
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| There are three legs to a bull market - the performance of the economy and hence the corporate sector, valuations and liquidity. Today, all the three factors are supportive (of a bull run).
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Chandresh Nigam, Senior Fund Manager,
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Prudential ICICI Asset Management,
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| in Dalal Street Journal.
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| A corporation's governance systems can be termed as good as its ability to generate economic value on a sustainable basis, for that is the objective of a corporation in any capitalist system.
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Ajay Dwivedi, head, rating criteria and product
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| development, Crisil Ratings, in The best of Crisil 2003.
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| Favourable winds have now started blowing over the primary capital market. Although several companies want to enter the market, I expect about 50 companies will come out with their issues in the remaining period of the current fiscal.
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Vallabh Bhansali, managing director,
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| Enam Securities, in Fortune India.
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| Consolidation is the crying need of the Indian banking sector. Four or five large players must emerge like SBI and ICICI Bank. We need to be able to export our banking services to the outside world.
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AK Purwar, Chairman, SBI,
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| in Business Line
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