Foreign investment reporting requires timely filings for issuances, transfers, downstream investments, convertible notes, and portfolio transactions. Foreign investment reporting requires Form FC-GPR for foreign direct investment equity issues within 30 days, an annual Foreign Liabilities and Assets ... Summary
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Foreign investment reporting requires timely filings for issuances, transfers, downstream investments, convertible notes, and portfolio transactions.
Foreign investment reporting requires Form FC-GPR for foreign direct investment equity issues within 30 days, an annual Foreign Liabilities and Assets return, and Form FC-TRS for specified equity transfers within 60 days. Separate filings apply to employee stock options, depository receipts, LLP capital contributions and transfers, foreign portfolio and individual foreign investor stock-exchange transactions, and investment vehicle unit issues. Downstream investments require notification and Form DI reporting, while convertible note issues and transfers require Form CN. Reporting is generally made through or by an Authorised Dealer bank.
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