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| S Subramanian of Enam Financial Consultants, in
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| Business India
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| There is no substance to the adage that FIIs book profits in December. All funds are accounted for on a daily mark to market. So whether you have profits that are realised or not is really immaterial, for it is the NAV that really matters.
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| Alok Vajpeyi, president, DSP Merrill Lynch Fund
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| Managers, in Business India
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| India has suffered much because of three types of beliefs - 1. Private enterprise is only for maximising wealth for the employers; 2. There is a fundamental contradiction between the class of employers and the class of employees; 3. The job of the government is to control everything and not to facilitate investment and growth.
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| Prime minister Atal Behari Vajpayee in Fortune India
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| Investors have returned to the markets not only on the basis of fundamentals, but have been nudged on by the safety perception associated with governmental backing.
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| Prithvi Haldea, managing director, Prime Database,
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| in Outlook Money
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| The swiftness of the rally is a reflection of two facts: one, the extreme undervaluation in the markets, which has got corrected somewhat. Two, India has emerged as one of the most attractive investment destinations for global fund managers.
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| R Sukumar, CIO, Templeton India Mutual Fund,
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| in Outlook Money
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| It is still to sink into the people's minds that the Indian securities market is as efficient as any other. Spoiling the perception takes a very short time. Building it is a long haul. I hope it is happening...
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| G N Bajpai, chairman, Sebi,
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| in Businessworld |
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