The Indian rupee is projected for a slight recovery in coming months. Economists anticipate the rupee will rise just above 94 to the dollar...

The central bank Thursday eased rules for foreign portfolio investors (FPI) to buy local corporate bonds by lifting caps on short-term debt...

At least half a dozen large private and MNC banks, following a rigid interpretation of the law, have told such offshore investors that they...

SEBI Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey announced a potential regulatory overhaul to ease compliance burdens and modernize norms. SEBI is collabor...

They are knocking on the doors of the government and financial market regulators, urging them to rethink a rule that forbids an overseas in...

The current law says an FPI cannot hold more than 10% of the total paid-up equity capital as portfolio investment in an Indian company. The...

Banks have asked the Reserve Bank of India to relax norms for foreign investment in corporate debt, aiming to capitalize on rising global i...

Sebi has tweaked the guidelines for registration of Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) pertaining to non-resident Indians, overseas citizen...

2019 rule says a foreign resident cannot invest in a company’s shares via both FDI and FPI routes

This stance taken by RBI is in steep contrast with that of what the central government did last year. In June 2020, the Finance Ministry br...

In FY19, inflows through the FDI route amounted to $62 billion, central bank data showed.

These measures would provide a more conducive regulatory environment to FPIs, especially NRIs, experts said.

The committee is expected to submit its recommendations to Sebi in April.

As per RBI rules, an FPI can hold up to the sectoral cap applicable in a company.

FPIs pause after an RBI circular in April brought in restrictions to the bond exposure.

Foreign fund managers have sold securities worth more than Rs 1 lakh crore since April .

Sebi has constituted a high-profile team led by a former deputy governor of RBI to redraft rules.