India, a Destination for Continued Investment, says Morgan Stanley http://www.indianrealtynews.com/banking-and-fin... Morgan Stanley, a global financial service firm, has re-entered investment banking after parting ways with JM Financial- its former Indian partner.
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Lack of clarity may hit realty funds’ take-off http://www.indiarealestateblog.com/?p=1774... MUMBAI: A week after SEBI announced guidelines for real estate mutual funds, officials at fund houses and real estate developers are awaiting clarity on certain issues before they go ahead with scheme launches. Industry experts point out that taxation, periodic calculation of net asset value (NAV), and absence of any benchmark indices are some of the contentious issues turning out to be stumbling blocks in the design of such products.
Pranay Vakil, chairman, KnightFrank India, says that a quarterly valuation exercise would not be very easy to implement. “Let us assume that an REMF consists of 10 real estate assets and each asset has been acquired at different periods of a year. So, how one can calculate a composite NAV of fund, taking into consideration all these properties purchased?”¯ asks Mr Vakil.
Budget evokes mixed reactions from realty sector http://property.magicbricks.com/newproperty/inv... The Indian real estate sector has welcomed the overall impact of budget while saying that it could have done more for the industry. The sops given to infrastructure and housing sector in rural areas are welcome. However, a reduction in duties and service tax benefits directly to consumers would have propelled the demand for realty across the country.
