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India Tweaks Some Debt Limit Rules For FIs
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India will allow foreign investors to re-invest up to 50 per cent of their debt holdings from the previous calendar year starting in January 2014, market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said in a statement.
SEBI has also cut the period to use up corporate debt limits to 60 days from the current 90 days, and government debt limits to 30 days from 45 days, effective immediately, it said in the statement.
Foreign investors can also start buying and using up limits for long term infrastructure corporate debt without SEBI approval for up to 90 per cent of the total category limit of Rs 65,400 crore, the document showed.
SEBI has also cut the period to use up corporate debt limits to 60 days from the current 90 days, and government debt limits to 30 days from 45 days, effective immediately, it said in the statement.
Foreign investors can also start buying and using up limits for long term infrastructure corporate debt without SEBI approval for up to 90 per cent of the total category limit of Rs 65,400 crore, the document showed.