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• Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

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Don't mix up between government and companies debts, urges Dhahi Khalfan

The reaction experienced by the world markets in the wake of Dubai government's decision to restructure Dubai World Group was exaggerated, said Abdul Rahman Al Saleh, Director General of Dubai Finance Department. Speaking at the press centre at Dubai Media Incorporated (DMI), he underlined that there was huge media mixed up between the Dubai World Group and the Dubai government, adding that Dubai World Group "is a company set up with commercial basis and its transactions with creditors and investors were based on that respect. He added that the group used to get financing based on its commercial status and feasibility of its projects. "The gross mistake of the media is that they deem the company as part of the government. It is baseless", he said, stressing that the government of Dubai has supported the group since its inception. Al Saleh noted that Dubai World Group has implemented huge projects in the emirate of strategic significance, but has been affected by the World Financial Crisis similar to what happened to many corporations worldwide. He added that it faced difficulties in the redemption of its financial obligations, and hence, the decision taken by the government to restructure the company was to help it overcome that situation. He added that the debts and obligations were not guaranteed by the government, indicating that it was set as an independent commercial company. He added that though the government is owner, " the company has multi activities and prone to risks. So from the date one it was indicated that the government is not a guarantor. Therefore, the dealing of company with all parties was based on this conception." Al Saleh underscored that the creditors should bear part of responsibility as they offered loans as per feasibility of projects and not upon the guarantees offered by the government. In reference to the restructure decision, which might have created inconvenience, particularly for the creditors, Al Saleh reiterated that the decision was sound and favours all parties in long term and not short term as Dubai World Group has strategic projects. He emphasised that the reaction was disproportionate to the size of Dubai World Group loan problem and that the situation would be rectified, calling on the media to learn from the experience. Al Saleh said the restructure of companies is normal in many countries through intervention of governments or boards of companies to deal with difficulties of some companies when they occur. He cited the intervention of the UAE Central Bank yesterday to assure the markets and banks, stressing the existence of good federal coordination in this respect. – Emirates News Agency, WAM

IMF Announces Sale of 200 metric tons of Gold to the Reserve Bank of India

The International Monetary Fund announced today the sale of 200 metric tons of gold to the Reserve Bank of India. This amount represents almost half of the total sales volume of 403.3 metric tons that was approved by the Executive Board in September (see Press Release No. 09/310).
“I strongly welcome this transaction with the Reserve Bank of India,” Managing Director Dominique Strauss-Kahn stated. “This transaction is an important step toward achieving the objectives of the IMF’s limited gold sales program, which are to help put the Fund’s finances on a sound long-term footing and enable us to step up much-needed concessional lending to the poorest countries” (see Press Releases No. 08/74 and No. 09/268).
The transaction, which is in the process of being settled, involved daily sales that were phased over a two week period during October 19-30, 2009, with each daily sale conducted at a price set on the basis of market prices prevailing that day. The total sales proceeds are equivalent to US$ 6.7 billion or SDR 4.2 billion. Under the Fund’s Articles of Agreement, all gold sales must be conducted at prices based on market prices, including direct sales to official holders as in the case of this transaction.
As previously announced (see Press Release No. 09/310), in accordance with the guiding principle of avoiding disruption of the gold market, the IMF’s Executive Board adopted modalities for the gold sales consistent with guidelines it had earlier established. In particular, the Fund is standing ready for an initial period to sell gold directly to central banks and other official holders that may be interested in such sales. Thereafter, on-market sales of any amounts remaining from the 403.3 tons would be conducted in a phased manner over time, following the approach adopted successfully by central banks participating in the Central Bank Gold Agreement.
As previously indicated, the Fund will inform markets before any on-market sales commence, and will report regularly to the public on progress with the gold sales.