FOREIGN EXCHANGE MANAGEMENT (TRANSFER OR ISSUE OF SECURITY BY A PERSON RESIDENT OUTSIDE INDIA) REGULATIONS, 2000 (From Regulation 1 to Regulation SCHEDULE 11)
SCHEDULE 03 - Purchase/sale of shares and/or convertible debentures by an 1NRI on a Stock Exchange In India on repatriation and/or non-repatriation basis under Portfolio Investment Scheme - [See Regulation 5 (3) (i)]
Foreign Exchange Management (Transfer or Issue Of Security By A Person Resident Outside India) Regulations, 2000
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Portfolio Investment Scheme governs NRI purchase and sale of listed securities with designated bank routing and reporting obligations. Portfolio Investment Scheme permits NRIs to purchase and sell listed securities and units through a designated branch of an Authorised Dealer, subject to individual and aggregate shareholding limits, delivery obligations, and compliance with FDI sectoral caps. NRIs must route PIS transactions through designated NRE(PIS) or NRO(PIS) sub-accounts; permitted credits and debits for each account type are specified. The designated branch must report transactions to the Reserve Bank and ensure reconciliation and prevention of non-PIS proceeds being credited to PIS accounts.
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Portfolio Investment Scheme governs NRI purchase and sale of listed securities with designated bank routing and reporting obligations.
Portfolio Investment Scheme permits NRIs to purchase and sell listed securities and units through a designated branch of an Authorised Dealer, subject to individual and aggregate shareholding limits, delivery obligations, and compliance with FDI sectoral caps. NRIs must route PIS transactions through designated NRE(PIS) or NRO(PIS) sub-accounts; permitted credits and debits for each account type are specified. The designated branch must report transactions to the Reserve Bank and ensure reconciliation and prevention of non-PIS proceeds being credited to PIS accounts.
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