Markets regulator Sebi has proposed a new accredited investors-only alternative investment fund (AIF) regime with lesser compliance rules, ...

Two separate orders were issued by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Friday in this regard.

From Tuesday, market participants will be subject to peak margin reporting, which involves routine checks by clearing corporations associat...

The new electronic invoicing system, taking effect from October 1, requires entities to upload the invoice details on the GST portal on a r...

In 2018, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) barred NRIs from being in control of a foreign portfolio investor (FPI) and gave...

Any investment from countries sharing a land border with India, including the China and Hong Kong region, will need special pre-approval, t...

India has seen an overall FPI outflow to the tune of 1.43 lakh crore, NSDL data showed.

Some long-standing concerns remained even after the regulator issued the new guidelines.

The govt plans to appoint a high-level committee to look into merging the NRI and FPI routes.

Whistle blowers in a company fraud will be rewarded 10% of the recovery, or a maximum of Rs 1 cr.

The move comes as the government faces a backlash from several foreign funds.

Over 600 new FPIs registered with Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) in 2018.

The norms have been finalised after taking into consideration suggestions from a panel.

A high-powered panel suggested changes on several contentious proposals and more time for compliance.

In the first week of May, FPIs have net sold Rs 3,086 crore worth of domestic debt securities.

Besides, the watchdog has said that existing positions on unhedged P-Note derivatives have to be liquidated by the end of December 2020.

The move would help in removing ambiguity on application of sectoral caps, conditionalities and approval requirements in different sectors.