Foreign portfolio investor's investment can become FDI

FPI can go beyond 10% in listed company by reclassifying investment as FDI: RBI
The Reserve Bank of India announced a new option for foreign portfolio investors exceeding the 10 per cent investment limit. They can now divest their
FPI to FDI reclassification: New RBI framework - Foreign portfolio investor's investment can become FDI if...
As per the RBI framework, the foreign portfolio investors have the option of divesting their holdings or reclassifying such holdings as FDI if the 10 per cent cap is breached. This reclassification has to be completed "within five trading days from the date of settlement of the trades causing the breach.
FPI Investment In Listed Companies Can Exceed 10% Through Reclassification As FDI: RBI
The Reserve Bank of India on Monday announced that a foreign portfolio investor (FPI) investing in excess of the prescribed 10 per cent limit in a company, shall have the option of divesting their holdings or reclassifying such holdings as foreign direct investment (FDI).
RBI Sets New Guidelines For FPI-To-FDI Reclassification
The new rules, developed in coordination with the government of India and the Securities & Exchange Board of India, establish clear protocols for reclassifying Foreign Portfolio investment (FPI) as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) when holdings surpass 10 per cent of a company's fully diluted equity capital.
RBI announces rules to reclassify FPI investment as FDI once it crosses 10% holding in Indian firms
RBI and SEBI finalize rules for FPIs, reclassifying investments as FDI if exceeding 10% stake in Indian companies.
FPI investment above 10% of equity is FDI: RBI
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday issued an operational framework for reclassification of investment made by a foreign portfolio investor to foreign direct investment (FDI) if the entity
‘FPI can be reclassified as FDI if stake exceeds 10%’
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced a new framework that allows foreign portfolio investments (FPIs) to be reclassified as foreign direct investments (FDI) if they exceed a 10% ownership threshold in an Indian company.
RBI introduces framework for reclassification of FPI to FDI
The new framework aims to streamline foreign investments, offering FPIs a compliant route to maintain stakes in Indian firms above the 10% cap.
The reclassification of excess FPI stake as FDI: What does this mean for foreign investors?
The RBI Monday directed FPIs to obtain necessary approvals from the government and concurrence from the investee companies when their equity holdings go beyond the prescribed limits and they reclassify the holdings as FDI.
RBI's New Rules Reshape Foreign Investments: FPI to FDI
The Reserve Bank of India has issued an operational framework to classify foreign portfolio investments as foreign direct investments if a breach of investment limits occurs. This framework, with immediate effect,
RBI unveils framework for FPI to FDI investment reclassification
This move is designed to address cases where an FPI, along with its investor group invests more than the pre-determined limit.
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