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FDI and FPI are similar in some respects but very different in others. As retail investors increasingly invest overseas, they should be clearly aware of the differences between FDI and FPI ...

But does greater distance hinder both foreign portfolio investment (FPI) and foreign direct investment (FDI) flows equally? In other words, does distance change the composition of capital flows? This ...

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 holdings or reclassify them as foreign direct ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday introduced a streamlined operational framework to allow foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to convert their investments to foreign direct investment (FDI ...

Any FPI breaching this limit has the option to divest its holdings or reclassify them as FDI, subject to several conditions. The rules provide a window of five days from the settlement of trades ...

Once the investment has been reclassified, the FPI's investment in the Indian company will be considered as FDI and shall continue to be treated as such even if the investment falls to a level ...

FDI and FPI are similar in some respects but very different in others. As retail investors increasingly invest overseas, they should be clearly aware of the differences between FDI and FPI ...

An operational framework for such reclassification of foreign portfolio investment by FPI to FDI has been put out today by the RBI. In case the FPI intends to reclassify its foreign portfolio ...

Photograph: Francis Mascarenhas/Reuters Markets regulator Sebi too has issued a circular on procedure for reclassification of FPI investment to FDI. Currently, an investment made by foreign ...