Perfios, a Bangalore based technology start-up has introduced a Personal finance management portal targeting the Indian audience. It is similar to mint.com in that it allows for automatic updates from financial institutions. However, unlike US where there are standards for information extraction from Financial Institutions, the India financial sector is vastly unorganized and presents a monumental challenge.
Perfios is a pioneer in this space by providing a method to aggregate information from hundreds of financial institutions and provides tools for analysis for spend patterns, computation of capital gains, taxation etc.
The portal is entirely developed using Adobe Flex framework.
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Thursday, November 12, 2009
Monday, May 25, 2009
Mint Launches in Kolkata
Mint, HT Media's business daily in exclusive content partnership with The Wall Street Journal, is now going national. With the launch of the Kolkata edition on 25 May, the daily now has a national footprint that includes Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chandigarh and Pune as well. With an introductory price of Rs. 3, Mint will target the key business and policy leaders in the metropolis, in line with its reader profile nationally.
In just over 2 years, Mint now has a readership of 200,000 daily. With a readership of 175,000 in the Delhi and Mumbai editions alone (IRS R1 09), and a circulation of 25,000 in the other cities, Mint is a strong and growing No. 2 player in the category. With a one-third share of readers in the cities that matter, Mint is now the choice of advertisers for reaching decision makers across markets.
Mint was created to the address the growing reader demand for Clarity in Business. "The spectacular readership numbers have validated our belief that there is a market for unbiased, jargon-free reporting and analysis in the business news domain, across formats", says Rajiv Verma, CEO, HT Media Ltd. With its accent on clarity in reporting, stand-out design and printing, and the exclusive WSJ section, the daily has been embraced by senior decision makers across industry and government. There is no better proof of this than the fact that 4 out of 5 Mint readers do not read another business paper.
The new edition in provides discerning readers in Kolkata the same Clarity that the rest of the country has so overwhelmingly embraced. "The clean design and printing quality, premium and contextual content environment, an array of innovative advertising options and events, and the large unduplicated reader profile with the best audience makes Mint the choice of premium advertisers. The addition of Kolkata gives advertisers yet another reason to partner Mint", added Vivek Khanna, Publisher and Business Head, Mint.
Every weekday, Mint comes with a special section of international news and analysis from the 1,900 global journalists at The Wall Street Journal, the world's leading business newspaper. These are the articles that are selected by Mint editors with the Indian reader in mind. Mint also comes with Markets Watch, a Tuesday to Saturday pullout that offers comprehensive and relevant market data on stocks and funds. Campaign, on Tuesday, offers readers insights into strategy and marketing. On Saturday, Lounge, the magazine-style weekend edition of Mint, takes reader beyond business. With its emphasis on lifestyle and life aspirations of the well-heeled discerning leader, the magazine is a window to life that is both comprehensive and stimulating.
In just over 2 years, Mint now has a readership of 200,000 daily. With a readership of 175,000 in the Delhi and Mumbai editions alone (IRS R1 09), and a circulation of 25,000 in the other cities, Mint is a strong and growing No. 2 player in the category. With a one-third share of readers in the cities that matter, Mint is now the choice of advertisers for reaching decision makers across markets.
Mint was created to the address the growing reader demand for Clarity in Business. "The spectacular readership numbers have validated our belief that there is a market for unbiased, jargon-free reporting and analysis in the business news domain, across formats", says Rajiv Verma, CEO, HT Media Ltd. With its accent on clarity in reporting, stand-out design and printing, and the exclusive WSJ section, the daily has been embraced by senior decision makers across industry and government. There is no better proof of this than the fact that 4 out of 5 Mint readers do not read another business paper.
The new edition in provides discerning readers in Kolkata the same Clarity that the rest of the country has so overwhelmingly embraced. "The clean design and printing quality, premium and contextual content environment, an array of innovative advertising options and events, and the large unduplicated reader profile with the best audience makes Mint the choice of premium advertisers. The addition of Kolkata gives advertisers yet another reason to partner Mint", added Vivek Khanna, Publisher and Business Head, Mint.
Every weekday, Mint comes with a special section of international news and analysis from the 1,900 global journalists at The Wall Street Journal, the world's leading business newspaper. These are the articles that are selected by Mint editors with the Indian reader in mind. Mint also comes with Markets Watch, a Tuesday to Saturday pullout that offers comprehensive and relevant market data on stocks and funds. Campaign, on Tuesday, offers readers insights into strategy and marketing. On Saturday, Lounge, the magazine-style weekend edition of Mint, takes reader beyond business. With its emphasis on lifestyle and life aspirations of the well-heeled discerning leader, the magazine is a window to life that is both comprehensive and stimulating.
Tuesday, November 13, 2007
Mint Launches Bangalore Edition
Mint, India’s fastest growing business newspaper, launched its Bangalore edition today. Published by HT Media Ltd., the publishers of Hindustan Times and Hindustan, Mint aims to redefine the way business news is presented to Indian readers. The Wall Street Journal is Mint’s exclusive partner in India. Bangalore, the IT hub of the nation, becomes Mint’s third edition after New Delhi and Mumbai.
By providing refreshing clarity in business news, MINT has already carved a niche among discerning business readers in the nation’s political and commercial capitals, where it is the No. 2 paper in terms of circulation with over 100,000 copies. Now Bangalore’s business leaders get to enjoy its world class editorial. “We have struck a chord among Indian readers with stories that are well researched, well-written and, more importantly, honest,” said Raju Narisetti, managing editor of Mint. “We believe that Bangalore’s demanding and global-minded readers will find that Mint is a distinct and compelling newspaper.”
MINT is product of a unique collaboration between HT Media and The Wall Street Journal, and brings life to the world of business while also helping readers with the Business of Life. MINT captures key trends and happenings in Indian business and economy while connecting India to the world and global business to India. It is the only Indian newspaper in the globally proven, convenient Berliner format. MINT is designed by Mario Garcia who has designed over 500 newspapers worldwide including, most recently, The Wall Street Journal.
“We are delighted to launch Mint in Bangalore,” said Rajiv Verma, CEO, HT Media Ltd. “It is a key centre for commerce in the country so being here is a natural evolution for Mint and HT Media.”
Added Rajan Bhalla, publisher of MINT: “Not only does MINT bring clarity to business readers, its differentiated design and a clean, clutter-free environment also offers advertisers innovative and high-impact opportunities.” MINT will be available Monday through Saturday.
Every week day, MINT comes with several pages of international news and analysis from the 1,900 global journalists of The Wall Street Journal and its parent, Dow Jones & Co. These are the articles that are selected by MINT’s editors with the Indian reader in mind.
Mint comes with Markets Watch, a Tuesday to Saturday liftout that offers comprehensive and relevant market data on stocks and mutual funds.
Campaign is a Monday marketing and advertising liftout in Mint that focuses on strategy, marketing, management and advertising. It has several exclusive columns from Wharton, Oxford, Kellogg as well as a weekly Reader - Q&A column from Jack and Suzy Welch.
On Saturday, LOUNGE, the magazine-style weekend edition of MINT, takes center stage with a 24-page, all-colour offering that has quickly emerged as a must read in Mumbai and Delhi. With exclusive columns by Vir Sanghvi and Bangalore’s very own Shoba Narayan, as well as an extensive palette of stories on culture, art, travel, books, parenting, food, Lounge aims at reinvigorating readers with its emphasis on living richer and happier lives.
Livemint.com is the integrated online offering with Mint. Over & above bringing interactivity to Mint, Livemint.com also offers business news, updates, databases on companies, stocks etc. Livemint.com enables access to these through a variety of channels and cutting edge tools like Desktop Alerts, Email Alerts, Email Newsletters, ePaper etc. Livemint readers are already spread across the nation, and the world, with a significant number coming from Bangalore itself.
HT Media Limited
Founded in 1924 when its flagship newspaper The Hindustan Times was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi, HT Media (BSE, NSE) has today become one of India's largest media companies with a market cap of $1.3 bn.
With a combined daily circulation of 2.2 million copies and a readership base of 12.4 million readers, The Hindustan Times (English) and Hindustan (Hindi) enjoy strong brand recognition among readers and advertisers, and are produced by an editorial team known for its quality, innovation and integrity. HT Media operates 15 printing facilities across India with an installed capacity of 1.5 million copies per hour.
HT has evolved into a multimedia giant with interests in print, radio, internet and events. The four popular online portals---hindustantimes.com, hindustan.com, htcricket.com and livemint.com---seamlessly integrate with its print ventures. Besides its collaboration with the Wall Street Journal, it has also entered into a significant alliance with Virgin Group. The radio venture, named Fever 104 FM, already has a presence in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore and will soon make a foray into Kolkata.
Dow Jones & Co.
Dow Jones & Company (NYSE: DJ; dowjones.com) is a leading provider of global business news and information services. Its Consumer Media Group publishes The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, MarketWatch, eFinancialNews and the Far Eastern Economic Review. Its Enterprise Media Group includes Dow Jones Newswires, Factiva, Dow Jones Client Solutions, Dow Jones Indexes and Dow Jones Financial Information Services. Its Local Media Group operates community-based information franchises. Dow Jones owns 50% of SmartMoney and 33% of STOXX Ltd. and provides news content to CNBC and radio stations in the U.S.
By providing refreshing clarity in business news, MINT has already carved a niche among discerning business readers in the nation’s political and commercial capitals, where it is the No. 2 paper in terms of circulation with over 100,000 copies. Now Bangalore’s business leaders get to enjoy its world class editorial. “We have struck a chord among Indian readers with stories that are well researched, well-written and, more importantly, honest,” said Raju Narisetti, managing editor of Mint. “We believe that Bangalore’s demanding and global-minded readers will find that Mint is a distinct and compelling newspaper.”
MINT is product of a unique collaboration between HT Media and The Wall Street Journal, and brings life to the world of business while also helping readers with the Business of Life. MINT captures key trends and happenings in Indian business and economy while connecting India to the world and global business to India. It is the only Indian newspaper in the globally proven, convenient Berliner format. MINT is designed by Mario Garcia who has designed over 500 newspapers worldwide including, most recently, The Wall Street Journal.
“We are delighted to launch Mint in Bangalore,” said Rajiv Verma, CEO, HT Media Ltd. “It is a key centre for commerce in the country so being here is a natural evolution for Mint and HT Media.”
Added Rajan Bhalla, publisher of MINT: “Not only does MINT bring clarity to business readers, its differentiated design and a clean, clutter-free environment also offers advertisers innovative and high-impact opportunities.” MINT will be available Monday through Saturday.
Every week day, MINT comes with several pages of international news and analysis from the 1,900 global journalists of The Wall Street Journal and its parent, Dow Jones & Co. These are the articles that are selected by MINT’s editors with the Indian reader in mind.
Mint comes with Markets Watch, a Tuesday to Saturday liftout that offers comprehensive and relevant market data on stocks and mutual funds.
Campaign is a Monday marketing and advertising liftout in Mint that focuses on strategy, marketing, management and advertising. It has several exclusive columns from Wharton, Oxford, Kellogg as well as a weekly Reader - Q&A column from Jack and Suzy Welch.
On Saturday, LOUNGE, the magazine-style weekend edition of MINT, takes center stage with a 24-page, all-colour offering that has quickly emerged as a must read in Mumbai and Delhi. With exclusive columns by Vir Sanghvi and Bangalore’s very own Shoba Narayan, as well as an extensive palette of stories on culture, art, travel, books, parenting, food, Lounge aims at reinvigorating readers with its emphasis on living richer and happier lives.
Livemint.com is the integrated online offering with Mint. Over & above bringing interactivity to Mint, Livemint.com also offers business news, updates, databases on companies, stocks etc. Livemint.com enables access to these through a variety of channels and cutting edge tools like Desktop Alerts, Email Alerts, Email Newsletters, ePaper etc. Livemint readers are already spread across the nation, and the world, with a significant number coming from Bangalore itself.
HT Media Limited
Founded in 1924 when its flagship newspaper The Hindustan Times was inaugurated by Mahatma Gandhi, HT Media (BSE, NSE) has today become one of India's largest media companies with a market cap of $1.3 bn.
With a combined daily circulation of 2.2 million copies and a readership base of 12.4 million readers, The Hindustan Times (English) and Hindustan (Hindi) enjoy strong brand recognition among readers and advertisers, and are produced by an editorial team known for its quality, innovation and integrity. HT Media operates 15 printing facilities across India with an installed capacity of 1.5 million copies per hour.
HT has evolved into a multimedia giant with interests in print, radio, internet and events. The four popular online portals---hindustantimes.com, hindustan.com, htcricket.com and livemint.com---seamlessly integrate with its print ventures. Besides its collaboration with the Wall Street Journal, it has also entered into a significant alliance with Virgin Group. The radio venture, named Fever 104 FM, already has a presence in New Delhi, Mumbai and Bangalore and will soon make a foray into Kolkata.
Dow Jones & Co.
Dow Jones & Company (NYSE: DJ; dowjones.com) is a leading provider of global business news and information services. Its Consumer Media Group publishes The Wall Street Journal, Barron's, MarketWatch, eFinancialNews and the Far Eastern Economic Review. Its Enterprise Media Group includes Dow Jones Newswires, Factiva, Dow Jones Client Solutions, Dow Jones Indexes and Dow Jones Financial Information Services. Its Local Media Group operates community-based information franchises. Dow Jones owns 50% of SmartMoney and 33% of STOXX Ltd. and provides news content to CNBC and radio stations in the U.S.
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