Pricing guidelines for cross-border securities set floors and ceilings with valuation and certification requirements for listed and unlisted issuances. Regulation 11 mandates pricing floors and ceilings for cross-border dealings in Indian companies' capital instruments: listed issuances and transfers ... Summary
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Pricing guidelines for cross-border securities set floors and ceilings with valuation and certification requirements for listed and unlisted issuances.
Regulation 11 mandates pricing floors and ceilings for cross-border dealings in Indian companies' capital instruments: listed issuances and transfers follow applicable securities market pricing guidelines or preferential allotment pricing, while unlisted instruments require an arm's length valuation using an internationally accepted methodology certified by a Chartered Accountant, registered merchant banker, or practicing cost accountant. Convertible instruments and share warrants must have upfront price or conversion formulas. Swap valuations must be performed by a registered merchant banker or suitably regulated investment banker. Pricing rules do not apply to non-repatriation investments.
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