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On 15th February 2019, the Reserve Bank of India issued a circular to provide relaxation on the restrictions imposed on Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs). Prior to the current announcement, on 15th June 2018 the RBI inflicted certain conditions for foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) for the investment through bonds in India. Here are some of the following:
When the Reserve Bank of India came up with the amendments issued on 15th June 2018, they thought-
The Reserve Bank of India[1] released a circular on 15th February 2019 stating that-
Note: Click here to read circular issued by RBI on 15th February 2019 (Investment by Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI) in Debt)
“Regarding the relaxation in the Concentration limits of FPI for the investment in the Indian Debt Market”
If we go in the recent past, the Reserve Bank of India took measures to intensify the foreign investment in the Indian Debt Market by initiating the External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) regime to a wider range of borrowers and investors/ creditors. In the same way the new modifications in the FPI regime as per the RBI circular, in which the FPIs are entitled to the investment in the debt instruments issued by an entity of their choice up to the extent that they consider it commercially viable, so that there is no hindrance or obstruction on the quantum of their investment in the following entities.
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