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    Fpis- Government of Singapore.

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    RBI allowed Fpis to invest in treasury bills.

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    Foreign Portfolio Investors Fpis.

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    There is an option for Fpis to register as company.

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    RBI withdrew 20% limit on investment by Foreign Portfolio Investors(Fpis) in corporate bonds of an entity.

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    Under current norms, Fpis are allowed to collectively invest up to 24% in a listed Indian company.

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    Despite, the market turmoil, Fpis have invested around Rs 120 billion in the domestic markets this month.

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    Further, SEBI has allowed entities registered at an international financial services centre to be automatically classified as Fpis.

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    Earlier, capital gains were a more viable option for Fpis, as they could claim benefits under the treaties.

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    This year, the net outflows by Fpis till date, including equity, debt and hybrid, have been Rs 47,891 crore.

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    The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has allowed foreign portfolio investors(Fpis) to invest in treasury bills issued by the central government.

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    In addition, net investments by Fpis under the voluntary retention route have aggregated US$ 7.8 billion since March 11, 2019.

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    The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) eased investment norms for foreign portfolio investors(Fpis) in debt, especially into individual large corporates.

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    Proposed transfer/sale of investments by FIIs/Fpis(in debt securities issued by IDF-NBFCs) to any domestic investor within the specified lock-in period.

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    The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has eased investment norms for foreign portfolio investors(Fpis) in debt, especially into individual large corporates.

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    Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has eased the norms for Foreign Portfolio Investors(Fpis) to invest in debt, particularly into individual large businesses.

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    According to depository data, foreign portfolio investors(Fpis) infused a net sum of Rs 14,348 crore($2.2 billion) in equities during November 1-17.

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    The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has eased the norms for Foreign Portfolio Investors(Fpis) to invest in debt, particularly into individual large businesses.

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    The Fpis cap on investment in Government securities(G-secs) has been increased to 30% of outstanding stock of that security, from 20% earlier.

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    Fpis under VVR would be eligible for participating in repo for liquidity only if their amount doesn't exceed 10% of their investment under VRR.

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    Fpis will be given 6 months to comply to new rules and non-compliant investors can be given further 180 days to stop their operations.

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    To comply to new rules, Fpis will be given 6 months and non-compliant investors can be given further 180 days to stop their operations.

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    This is only the second time, when Fpis had taken bearish stance on the capital markets in the first 6 months of the year.

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    In another significant move, the watchdog decided to simplify Know Your Client(KYC) requirements for foreign portfolio investors(Fpis), as well as broad-based the criteria for them.

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    Fpis would be classified into two categories instead of three, while the requirements for the issuance and subion of offshore derivative instruments(ODIs), would be rationalised.

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    Also the Fpis under VVR would be eligible for participating in repo for liquidity only if their amount doesn't exceed 10% of their investment under VRR.

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    Foreign Portfolio Investors, Fpis, withdrew over 5,300 rupees crore from the Indian capital markets in January, indicating their'wait and watch' approach ahead of the general elections.

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    Stepping up its crackdown on money laundering and round-tripping, SEBI recently came out with a detailed framework for risk-based Know Your Client(KYC) documentation of foreign portfolio investors(Fpis).

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    The Reserve Bank of India(RBI) announced that Masala bonds will be treated as External Commercial Borrowings(ECB) from 3rd October 2017 thereby freeing up more investments by Fpis.

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    Foreign Portfolio Investors(Fpis) withdrew more than Rs 5,300 crore from the capital markets in January, signalling a‘wait and watch' approach by them ahead of the general elections.

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