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Quote smartcat Replybullet Posted: 05/Sep/2007 at 12:38pm

Yeah, the decline is probably in liquid funds - money parked for the short-term by the corporates.

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Quote kulman Replybullet Posted: 05/Sep/2007 at 10:01am
Excerpts from MOST's report....
 
Emerging as a financial powerhouse: Reliance Capital (RCFT) is all set to emerge as a financial powerhouse in India with all its businesses - asset management, insurance, broking & distribution, and financing - outpacing sector growth rates. We expect exponential growth in the Indian financial services industry on the back of favorable macro economic dynamics. RCFT, with its strong management and well capitalized balance sheet, is likely to be a major beneficiary.

Vying for market leadership across businesses: RCFT is the largest player in the asset management business in India and is targeting market leadership across most other businesses like life insurance and brokerage. We expect RCFT to emerge as a key player in most of its businesses on the back of rapid branch network expansion, manpower addition, and intensive cross-selling among Reliance ADAG customers.

Insurance - a key value driver: Within a period of less than two years, RCFT has emerged as the fastest growing insurance company. Reliance Life is now the sixth largest private player in India based on annualized first year premium (APE), while Reliance General Insurance is the third largest private player based on gross premium written YTD July 2007. The management aims to be among the top-3 players in the insurance business in the next two years. We believe insurance valuation would be a key driver for the stock going forward, as RCFT owns 100% of its life and non-life insurance ventures.

Creating scale across businesses; Buy: We expect huge value accretion, as RCFT's new businesses (insurance, NBFC, and broking & distribution) attain scale. Our SOTP-based price target is Rs1,574 per share, an upside of 31%. We initiate coverage with a Buy.

 
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 06/Sep/2007 at 11:20pm
I hope the following Excerpts from MOST's report will help clear the doubts of some TEDdies on the insurance business.
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RCFT has invested in the life insurance venture through two associate concerns (Viscount Management Services Ltd and Viscount anagement Services (Alpha) Ltd, in each of which RCFT has a 50% stake), while keeping its own direct stake limited to 16%. The company has subscribed to zero coupon convertible unsecured debentures of these associates. The proceeds of these debentures have been invested in the equity of RLI. Thus, technically the company has avoided consolidation of RLI that is bound to make
accounting losses in its initial growth phase.
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 06/Sep/2007 at 11:38pm
We believe that its investment book and free net worth will not only help the company to smoothen its earnings over the next couple of years but would also be sufficient to fund the incremental equity capital needs of Reliance Life (Rs11b) and Reliance General (Rs2b). Thus, in our view, any dilution in equity over the next three years is ruled out for organic growth.
 
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Quote nav_1996 Replybullet Posted: 06/Sep/2007 at 11:39pm
Does it mean that Releiance capital holds 50% of remaining 84% , i.e. a total of 42+16= 58% of life insurance.
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Quote nikhil090 Replybullet Posted: 06/Sep/2007 at 12:11pm
Out of Reliance capital and Kotak bank which one seems better buy?
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Quote Vijkm Replybullet Posted: 06/Sep/2007 at 12:16pm
Basanthi is bullish on Kotak bank. Pls see below link
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Quote nikhil090 Replybullet Posted: 06/Sep/2007 at 12:18pm
any specific reason in comparison with Reliance capital?
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