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of <h1>Foreign institutional investors can purchase Indian securities through exchanges with 10% individual and 24% aggregate holding limits under FEMA regulations.</h1> These regulations govern foreign institutional investor portfolio investments in Indian securities under FEMA 2000. Registered foreign institutional investors may purchase shares, convertible debentures, or warrants of Indian companies through recognized stock exchanges via registered brokers. Individual investor holdings are capped at 10% of paid-up equity capital, with aggregate foreign institutional investor holdings limited to 24% (expandable to sectoral caps through board and shareholder resolutions). Investments must be funded through inward remittances or designated accounts with authorized dealers. The regulations permit primary market participation, short selling, and securities lending subject to pricing guidelines and regulatory conditions.
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