Securities and Exchange Board of India (International Financial Services Centres) Guidelines, 2015 - Permissible investments by Portfolio Managers, Alternate Investment Funds and Mutual Funds operating in IFSC Kindly refer to SEBI (IFSC) Guidelines, 2015 which were notified by SEBI on March 27, 2015
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Permissible investments in IFSC expanded to include IFSC listed securities and India/foreign company securities, subject to RBI and government conditions. SEBI amends the IFSC Guidelines to allow portfolio managers, alternative investment funds and mutual funds operating in IFSC to invest in securities listed in IFSC, securities of companies incorporated in IFSC, and securities of companies incorporated in India or foreign jurisdictions, subject to conditions or guidelines from the Reserve Bank of India and Government of India; such investments into India must be made through the foreign portfolio investor route.
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Permissible investments in IFSC expanded to include IFSC listed securities and India/foreign company securities, subject to RBI and government conditions.
SEBI amends the IFSC Guidelines to allow portfolio managers, alternative investment funds and mutual funds operating in IFSC to invest in securities listed in IFSC, securities of companies incorporated in IFSC, and securities of companies incorporated in India or foreign jurisdictions, subject to conditions or guidelines from the Reserve Bank of India and Government of India; such investments into India must be made through the foreign portfolio investor route.
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