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of <h1>SEBI Removes 70:30 Ratio Restriction for FII Investments in India, Allowing Greater Flexibility in Debt and Equity Allocation.</h1> The circular addresses the allocation of Foreign Institutional Investor (FII) investments between debt and equity in India. It refers to the removal of the 70:30 investment ratio restriction between equity and debt instruments, as per SEBI's recent decision. FIIs can now allocate their investments more flexibly across these instruments. However, the rule that a single FII's holding in each tranche of Security Receipts cannot exceed 10%, and the collective holding of all FIIs cannot exceed 49% of the paid-up value, remains unchanged. Authorized banks are instructed to inform their clients about these changes.
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