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Wednesday, September 26, 2007

$100 billion and still counting...

May$100 billion and still counting... has proved to be a very good month for Indian economy, especially for Mutual Fund companies. In this month, in quick succession, the country’s GDP and BSE’s market capitalisation managed to go beyond the $1 trillion mark. To add more to the list, the Mutual Fund industry crossed the $100 billion milestone. Assets under management (AUM) by 29 fund houses were pegged at Rs.4.07 trillion. At the current rupee-dollar exchange rate of Rs.40.52, this interprets into a little over $100 billion. This milestone was reached on the back of a 16% rise in industry AUM in May over the previous month and a 48% jump over the May 2006 figures.

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IIPM Editorial, 2007

An
IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative

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Friday, September 14, 2007

Back To The Future!


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Heat-struck!
A sweltering Heat-struck!heat wave – a direct ramification of global warming – is as much of a present day threat as it is a future hazard. After the super-scorching European heat wave of 2003 (that killed over 50,000 people there), and the ensuing heat wave in parts of Australia & the US, we thought perhaps it would be some relief in the years to come. But with death tolls still rising to record highs in all parts of the world, (notably so in the previously cold regions), water bodies drying up at an unparalleled rate, parched expanses expanding further – all that is to be blamed is the constant rise in earth’s temperatures.

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IIPM Editorial, 2007

An
IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative

Tuesday, September 11, 2007

Toni Straka CEFA & financial journalist, Der Standard, Reuters

Trembling Toni Straka CEFA & financial journalist, Der Standard, Reutersbut inactive hands in the ECB seem to secretly wish for a rate hike to 4% in the June meeting, to curtail galloping money supply that keeps its range solidly in double digits or far above the ECB’s own target rate of 4.5% for money supply M3.

ECB president Jean-Claude Trichet has been preparing the ground with European politicians for a rate hike who fear that higher rates may bring fragile growth to a halt. Now the ECB is challenged by another growing problem. The US dollar is only a split hair away from its all-time lows and a rate hike in Europe could lead to the globally feared sell-off of dollar debt paper, pushing the greenback into uncharted territory.

As fundamentals build a case to sell out while the bull still rages worldwide, having lift ed shares worldwide onto levels that can be explained by easy central bank money but not by their earnings power, investors are left with few choices in order to protect themselves from the massive correction that very much looms on the horizon.

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IIPM Editorial, 2007

An
IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative

Saturday, September 01, 2007

BRAND: Su-Kam

BRAND: Su-Kam
BASELINE: NA

4Ps TAKE: A Su-Kamfleeting look at this ad and one might think it is promoting meditation or yoga. With no taglines or VO (?!) and a storyboard that’s weak, this ad has nothing to boast. It completely loses out on the focus. What on earth were the creative directors thinking, that people will buy Su-Kam, for the sole reason that their old inverter stinks and gives out fumes. How many people face that problem? Moreover, only one person in the whole group gets affected by it, how logical is that! The ‘only’ good aspect that one just has to SMS and a Su-Kam inverter gets delivered ‘the next moment’ (an exaggeration!) has also been wasted. A little emphasis on the fact, maybe two lines of VO might have saved this ad (by the way, were all the voice and copy artists on leave?!). Former Gladrags Mr. India, Diwakar Pundir is made to look like an idiot and a flying joker. Guys, compared to any ordinary inverter, a pathetic ad is more dangerous, any day!

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IIPM Editorial, 2007

An
IIPM and Professor Arindam Chaudhuri (Renowned Management Guru and Economist) Initiative

 

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