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FPIs push for extended license tenure and CAS in IndiaForeign portfolio investors are requesting Sebi to extend their license tenure to five years and introduce a closing auction session for mo...- Foreign investors seek greater fungibility of FDI and FPI rulesThey are knocking on the doors of the government and financial market regulators, urging them to rethink a rule that forbids an overseas in...
- Now, relief from full disclosure won't be easy for pooled FPIsThis was communicated by the Securities & Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to custodians of offshore funds, two persons aware of the regulato...
- FPIs breaching exposure levels to reveal ODI holder detailsODIs, often loosely called participatory notes, are issued by FPIs (against underlying securities in India) to offshore investors who bet o...
- Sebi exempts select global hedge funds from tighter disclosuresSEBI's proposals for increased disclosures for offshore funds followed allegations from U.S. shortseller Hindenburg Research that the Adani...
- FATF to visit, Sebi lays the groundworkThe last FATF evaluation happened in 2010, and the upcoming review assumes significance in the wake of alleged lobbying by a few countries ...
- 3 Russian investors register with Sebi to enter FPI listTwo Russian institutional entities and an individual, all based in Moscow, appear in the list of registered foreign portfolio investors (FP...
- Mauritius authority quizzes investment managers over feesThe Mauritius Revenue Authority (MRA) has launched a probe into the finances of at least seven investment managers (IMs) who advise funds o...
- FPIs must report changes in control, structure in 7 daysThe government, in a notification issued on Wednesday, said that offshore funds will have to inform their custodians within seven working d...
- New threshold limit a challenge to many FPIsThe lower threshold can be a challenge for ultimate beneficiaries as lowering ownership below 10 per cent in a fund could mean losing contr...
- Wealthy Indians rush to invest in Liberalised Remittance Scheme funds to comply with RBI diktatThe $250,000 limit may fall short for a resident who aspires to, say, buy a home overseas, or undergo a medical procedure, or study abroad....
- HNIs seek SAFE passage to startup valleySAFE, standing for 'simple agreement for future equity', is a quasi-debt and a promise to let the investor hold stocks or preference shares...
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