Overseas investment restrictions: investments allowed only in bona fide business entities, with prior governmental approval for specified jurisdictions. Rule 9 permits overseas investment by residents only in foreign entities engaged in a bonafide business activity, directly or through step down subsidiaries or special purpose vehicles, subject to limits and structural requirements; transfers involving entities in specified jurisdictions require prior governmental approval. Regulators may allow commitments beyond limits on application, and may prescribe annual outflow ceilings and approval thresholds.
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Overseas investment restrictions: investments allowed only in bona fide business entities, with prior governmental approval for specified jurisdictions.
Rule 9 permits overseas investment by residents only in foreign entities engaged in a bonafide business activity, directly or through step down subsidiaries or special purpose vehicles, subject to limits and structural requirements; transfers involving entities in specified jurisdictions require prior governmental approval. Regulators may allow commitments beyond limits on application, and may prescribe annual outflow ceilings and approval thresholds.
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