SEBI proposes measures to expand resident Indian participation in FPIs
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In an attempt to facilitate greater participation from resident Indians in the foreign portfolio investment landscape, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has released a consultation paper outlining several key proposals aimed at increasing the involvement of Indian investors in FPIs. These proposals are designed to create a more inclusive investment environment, particularly for Indian non-individuals and mutual funds, allowing them to play a more significant role in international investment schemes. The proposed measures focus on expanding the scope of Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) participation by resident Indians through a series of regulatory changes. SEBI's move is expected to pave the way for a broader range of investment options and offer Indian investors increased opportunities to diversify their portfolios globally. The consultation paper invites public feedback on these suggestions, which could have a sub...