Currently, an FPI or an investor group can hold only up to 10% equity in a listed company. More than 10% is allowed through FDI. The fungib...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India proposed relaxing disclosure norms for large foreign portfolio investors from neighboring countr...

Markets regulator Sebi on Wednesday relaxed timelines for disclosure of material changes by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs). The regulat...

Sebi proposes to exempt enhanced reporting requirements for some funds with concentrated holdings in entities with no identified promoter g...

In its consultation paper, Sebi proposed categorising material changes notified by FPIs into two groups to set timelines for reporting such...

The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) can now use special powers to relax compliance requirements for foreign funds. The capita...

However, such relaxations will not be applicable for entities from jurisdictions where lockdown has already been lifted, the Securities and...

FPIs have to undergo strict KYC procedure for registering with Sebi.

Local custodians have received requests seeking compliance relaxations for FPI accounts as investors overseas are working from home.

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

The watchdog had withdrawn the minimum residual maturity restriction of three years for investment in government securities and state devel...

Sebi called for meeting with HR Khan-led panel on easing the norms on Friday.

Sebi has relaxed norms for clubbing of investment limits by well regulated foreign investors.

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

Individuals can now hold up to 25% of a foreign fund’s assets; below 50% collectively

The due diligence requirements at the time of change of custodian for FPIs have also been relaxed.

The move comes after the Sebi board last week approved proposals to float a discussion paper on easing registration of FPIs.