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50 days agoIndia Regulators Plan Quicker Entry Processes for Foreign Investors
India’s SEBI and RBI are planning to simplify and speed up the entry process for foreign investors, cutting down registration time from 6 months to 30-60 days. The changes would standardize documentation, especially for already regulated funds, potentially boosting capital flows amid recent foreign investment outflows (US$10B) caused by weak corporate earnings and external concerns. Measures include aligning bank account norms and allowing digital submissions to improve ease of access.
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50 days agoIndia Regulators Plan Quicker Entry Processes for Foreign Investors
India’s SEBI and RBI are planning to simplify and speed up the entry process for foreign investors, cutting down registration time from 6 months to 30-60 days. The changes would standardize documentation, especially for already regulated funds, potentially boosting capital flows amid recent foreign investment outflows (US$10B) caused by weak corporate earnings and external concerns. Measures include aligning bank account norms and allowing digital submissions to improve ease of access.
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SEBI & RBI to streamline foreign investor entry, reduce registration time.
India’s SEBI and RBI are planning to simplify and speed up the entry process for foreign investors, cutting down registration time from 6 months to 30-60 days. The changes would standardize documentation, especially for already regulated funds, potentially boosting capital flows amid recent foreign investment outflows (US$10B) caused by weak corporate earnings and external concerns. Measures include aligning bank account norms and allowing digital submissions to improve ease of access.
India’s SEBI and RBI are planning to simplify and speed up the entry process for foreign investors, cutting down registration time from 6 months to 30-60 days. The changes would standardize documentation, especially for already regulated funds, potentially boosting capital flows amid recent foreign investment outflows (US$10B) caused by weak corporate earnings and external concerns. Measures include aligning bank account norms and allowing digital submissions to improve ease of access.
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Sep 23, 2025 • 10:41 IST