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of <h1>SEBI Increases FII Investment Limits by $5 Billion Each for Government and Corporate Debt; New Bidding Process Outlined.</h1> The circular issued by SEBI on November 26, 2010, details the increased investment limits for Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) in government and corporate debt. The limit for government securities and corporate bonds has been raised by $5 billion each, with investments required in securities with over five years of residual maturity. The allocation of these limits will occur through a bidding process and a first-come, first-served basis. Investments in corporate bonds are restricted to infrastructure companies as per the ECB policy. FIIs must ensure compliance, and custodians are tasked with monitoring and reporting investments to SEBI. The circular also outlines specific conditions for bidding, utilization periods, and investment in 'to be listed' securities.
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