Foreign investment in government securities adjusted; FII/QFI/FPI allocations now require new purchases of bonds with minimum three-year residual maturity. RBI reallocated part of the foreign investment limit for SEBI-registered investors by increasing the allocation to FIIs/QFIs/FPIs while reducing the sub-limit for long term SEBI-registered investors. The incremental allocation and any future investments made from the vacated limit must be placed in government bonds with a minimum residual maturity of three years. There is no lock-in and existing securities may be sold to domestic investors. SEBI will issue operational guidelines and AD Category I banks must inform constituents; other investment conditions remain unchanged.
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Foreign investment in government securities adjusted; FII/QFI/FPI allocations now require new purchases of bonds with minimum three-year residual maturity.
RBI reallocated part of the foreign investment limit for SEBI-registered investors by increasing the allocation to FIIs/QFIs/FPIs while reducing the sub-limit for long term SEBI-registered investors. The incremental allocation and any future investments made from the vacated limit must be placed in government bonds with a minimum residual maturity of three years. There is no lock-in and existing securities may be sold to domestic investors. SEBI will issue operational guidelines and AD Category I banks must inform constituents; other investment conditions remain unchanged.
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