Monday Papers: tips and comment

FT Lex Column:

* Indian budget-- Monday's budget will be a big test for Manmohan Singh

* China and Latin America -- South America will be the recipient of China's largest outward investment to date and bilateral trade with the region has risen tenfold since 2000

* 'Smart' securitisation -- banks tried to apply their financial innovation skills to finding ways of profiting from the very crisis that misuse of those skills brought about

Other comment:

* Interview: Lord Browne, former chief executive BP (p.3)

* Interview Gilda Zegna, chief executive of Zegna, the Italian luxury group (p.14)

* Bollywood boom inspires Eros International push (p.18)

* Dotcom survivors who clung to a long-term vision (p.190

* Bank of Ireland, Ireland's 'bad bank' under scrutiny (p.20)

* Interview Garry Watts, chief executive SSL International (p.20)

FTfm:

* Hedge fund clones grow in appeal (p.1)

* Boston Consulting predicts 30% wage cut in asset management industry (p.1)

* Face to face with Jonathan Polin of Ignis Asset Management (p.4)

* Fund Focus: Scottish Widows UK Growth (p.11)

* Funds of hedge funds: sector dented but showing resilience (p.16)

THE TIMES

* Health records could be transferred to Google or Microsoft under a Tory government

* Royal Mail's pension plan could be shut after shelving of reform

* Taxi war looms at Heathrow over BAA minicab plan

* Business big shot Louise Patten, 'queen of the non executives'

* SocGen chief sees danger in return to bonus culture

* Monday Manifesto: Oliver Hemsley of Numis Corp

* Is the wheel of fortune spinning back in favour of Rank Group?

DAILY TELEGRAPH

* Comment: out with the old economic policy regime and in with the new

* Sock Shop puts a foot back into retail outlets

* Profile Martin Gilbert, chief executive Aberdeen Asset Management

* AIM Market: no time like now for Europe to deliver on rhetoric - Interview Morgan Jones, joint chief executive of Hansteen

THE INDEPENDENT

Small Talk:

* BGlobal powers into £9 billion market -- Goals Soccer Centres lose £300,000 on weather -- Laser firm CustomVis in for rocky egm

Other comment:

* Housebuilders' updates reveal little

THE GUARDIAN

* BT drops Phorm targeted advertising service after customers cry foul over privacy

DAILY MAIL

* Cabin crew set for showdown with British Airways

DAILY EXPRESS

Investment Analyst:

* Vedanta Resources well placed to benefit from demand growth

AIM Market:

* Albion Development VCT beats crunch with £25 million vision -- Volvere is sitting on £20 million cash pile -- Sylvania Resources will Finnish joining main list post merger.