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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 24/Dec/2007 at 10:56am
At a current market cap of 8200 crs, SOTP will look like :
 
Insurance subsidiary valuation : 1773 crs (90% stake)
Consumer finance subsidiary : 1033 crs (77.5% stake)
Equity broking : 5394 crs
 
How the equity dilution to Orient Global and warrants conversion in FY09 affects EPS remains to be seen. New businesses like AMC and Wealth Management will start contributing from FY09 onwards. Investment banking unit needs to be ramped up.
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Quote xbox Replybullet Posted: 25/Dec/2007 at 4:29am
Last year in these times, Orient invested into Indiabulls at 450 or so and they made 3.5 times of that money in one year. I hope they make more this time, as visibility & conviction factors are stronger than last year.
Orient seems to be playing big in Indian financial system.
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 25/Dec/2007 at 11:22am
Nirmal Jain was working with Motilal Oswal, he asked Motilal to hand over PMS division to him but was rejected. He quit and went over to establish a business whose market cap is higher than Motilal.
 
From his appearence on TV, I never thought he has what it takes to build a financial powerhouse.
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Quote BGKGURU Replybullet Posted: 25/Dec/2007 at 11:41am
it is news to me that he was working with mosl,i know him from 1997. as per my knowledge he never worked with mosl. he was working with hul and quit from hul and started company probity then changed company name  to india infoline. i got chance to interact with him between 1997-2000. he is very-very intelligent, if they(nirmal,bharat,nem) will work together for next ten years then shareholder will much richer.
i don't know abt venkat and other two clsa goy so can't comment.  
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 07/Jan/2008 at 9:57am
India Infoline will poach 3-4 executives from Kotak Mahindra Wealth management for its wealth management foray.
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Maybe its a boon in disguise for Kotak PWMS clients.
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Quote deveshkayal Replybullet Posted: 10/Jan/2008 at 9:58am
A handful of executives from Kotak Mahindra Bank, who left to set up India Infoline’s wealth management business, are being wooed with huge sign-on bonuses from the brokerage.

People in the know said that the compensation could be a sum, upwards of Rs 30 crore for the small team put together. Recently, India Infoline announced that it is setting up a wealth management subsidiary that aims to tap the rapidly growing market of wealthy individuals in India.


Although no company official or the new recruits could be reached, people in the know said that the compensation for the new recruits is likely to be a combination of stake in the wealth management subsidiary, ESOPs in the parent company and include a cash component too.

ET learns that Yatin Shah and Karan Bhagat, senior personnel who had been heading Kotak’s wealth management business, are slated to head the team at India Infoline too. The two executives, along with six others (one from Delhi), are being allotted about 26% of the equity of the subsidiary.

However, both Mr Shah and Mr Bhagat are slated to get more than three-fourths of this stake. The ESOPs in India Infoline and cash put together are expected to be a significant amount.
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Quote basant Replybullet Posted: 10/Jan/2008 at 10:12am
Originally posted by deveshkayal

A handful of executives from Kotak Mahindra Bank, who left to set up India Infoline’s wealth management business, are being wooed with huge sign-on bonuses from the brokerage.

People in the know said that the compensation could be a sum, upwards of Rs 30 crore for the small team put together. Recently, India Infoline announced that it is setting up a wealth management subsidiary that aims to tap the rapidly growing market of wealthy individuals in India.

 
The last time when they paid Rs 44 crores they added a billion dollars to market cap. How much this time?Shocked
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