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    • Sovereign gold bonds can cut physical gold demand: Goldman

      Shah said there was a gold deposit scheme even now, but the way it has been designed is not very attractive to potential customers

    • Gold ETFs will attract more investors ahead: Goldman Sachs

      Sanjiv Shah, co-chief executive officer, Goldman Sachs AMC says the Know Your Client (KYC) norms enforced by the Government are encouraging people to invest in gold ETFs.

    • See no significant pressure on gold ETFs: Goldman Sachs

      Although, there has been some redemption of gold exchange-traded funds (ETF), Sanjiv Shah of Goldman Sachs AMC tells CNBC-TV18, the total amount that has gone out is about Rs 200 crore, whereas the ETF size is more than Rs 10,000 crore.

    • Gold shining bright in retail investor's purse

      The gold rush is in full swing and with auspicious occasions like Akshaya Tritiya exports expect this rush to become a stampede especially in Gold ETFs where a short spike in retail participation has already taken the Mutual Fund industry by surprise, reports CNBC-TV18's Mitra Joshi.

    • Demand for ETFs doubles in 6 months

      The recent global turmoil has sent gold prices to all-time highs and gold exchange traded funds have been riding high. In the past six months alone, demand for gold exchange traded funds (ETFs) has doubled report CNBC-TV18’s Mitra Joshi and Avni Raja.

    • How much gold should an investors portfolio hold?

      Sanjiv Shah, ED, Benchmark Asset Management, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh and Sonia Shenoy, spoke about whether one should participate at this juncture to keep gold as an asset and how one should go about it.

    • To see 80% growth in ETFs in 2011: Benchmark AMC

      Exchange traded funds (ETFs) were the only asset group that saw growth in 2010. Sanjiv Shah of Benchmark Asset Management, in an exclusive interview with CNBC-TV18 says that he expects the ETF to continue to grow in 2011. “I expect to see 80% growth in ETFs in 2011,” he says.

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