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22 June 2012   Moneylife Exclusive Can SEBI do much about poor mutual fund performance? Moneylife Digital Team SEBI chief UK Sinha is concerned about mutual fund underperformance but what action can the regulator really take, given its hand-off regulatory policy...   ADVT Other ML Exclusives   Do financial advisors make clients worse off? A comprehensive empirical research study has proved that financial advisors in America have made clients worse off. It would be interesting if a similar study be undertaken in India... .................................................................................................................................................... Daily Market Report: Uptrend in Sensex, Nifty may continue For the uptrend to stall, Nifty has to close strongly below any previous day's low... .................................................................................................................................................... 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Standing Committee of Parliament asks ministry of corporate affairs to reconsider its decision to close Investor Helpline project... .................................................................................................................................................... The sack-race to Raisina Hill How could some sanity be brought into the process of selection of the person for the highest office of the land? Unfortunately, there are no substitutes for political maturity and ethics... .................................................................................................................................................... Petrol, diesel prices not cut despite oil trading at 18-month low Rupee depreciating to an all-time low of Rs57.30 to a US dollar has wiped away most of gains arising from oil dropping below $90 a barrel for the first time since December 2010... .................................................................................................................................................... Monsoon to be average this year, says Met department In April, the Met department had predicted a normal monsoon with LPA of 99%... .................................................................................................................................................... Pramerica Power Sip: A new approach, but beware the pitfalls Pramerica's variation of the traditional SIP may seem like a good strategy but investors should know that portfolio performance depends far more on selection, price paid and weightage of stocks in the portfolio... .................................................................................................................................................... Reorganisation in Beirut: Meeting merchants and discussing their problems Delay in shipments was the main grouse of merchants in the Middle East. The 50th part of a series describing the unknown triumphs and travails of doing international business...     At a Glance   - Maharashtra CM says file reconstruction is top priority - Team Anna justifies demand for probe against Pranab - European banking crisis can choke trade, finance says India - Mamata says unwilling farmers in Singur will get back their land - Singur Act unconstitutional, says Calcutta High Court - Compulsory digital cable TV has already come into effect says TRAI   Corporate Wrap-up   - IKEA to invest Rs10,500 crore in India for setting 25 furniture stores - Turmeric prices may witness correction on bumper harvest - SKF Automotive to supply bearings for Volvo V401 - RBI asks oil companies to buy 50% dollars from state-run banks - US House passes bill to increase overseas drug inspection - Madhavan Nair removed from BEL board of directors - Cement companies may be in for more trouble   Personal Finance   - Baroda Pioneer, Quantum launch new mutual fund schemes - HDFC Life launches ULIP plan for working women - Reliance Life Insurance launches online life cover plan     FROM the ARCHIVES   Cox & Kings' tourists robbed in Europe - II You buy travel insurance thinking that you will be covered for any mishaps, but does it really protect you in the time of need? The details are in the fine print as discovered by Cox and Kings Europe tourists even as C&K is giving its "customers" a rude brush-off... ...................................................................................................................................................... Satyamev Jayate shows Indians want to gawk but not give The Sunday morning prime time show, which aimed to raise India's social consciousness, asks people to support the NGOs working for the various causes featured in the show. Indian are watching but not opening their fists...   To subscribe to this free newsletter log on to www.moneylife.in or email us at newsletter@moneylife.in To get FREE updates via sms click here.

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