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A Website for Public Documents
By CXOtoday Staff
Mumbai, Jul 17, 2008

Asian CERC Information Technology, provider of financial software products and content services, has launched a new website called reportsjunction.

It aims at fulfilling the demand of public documents at one place. The website targets users like chartered accountants, company secretaries, research organizations, banks, stock brokers, mutual funds, registered and unregistered portfolio managers etc.

The product is offered at a subscription price of Rs 4999 per annum (including tax) for any 500 downloadable documents.

Besides this, the company is also looking to serve offshore clients and to this end has floated an offshore development center in India.

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