Allocation of debt investment limits: SEBI prescribes bidding and first-come-first-served procedures with entity caps and minimum bids. Allocation of unutilized foreign institutional investor debt investment limits is prescribed through two modalities: allocation through a bidding process and allocation through a first-come-first-served process. The bidding round governs government and corporate debt with per-entity allocation caps and minimum bid and tick sizes. The FCFS round allocates remaining amounts after bidding subject to per-entity ceilings, operates from a prescribed opening time and date, requires requests by a dedicated email, includes a limited utilization period for allocated limits, and uses a specified applicant format.
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Allocation of debt investment limits: SEBI prescribes bidding and first-come-first-served procedures with entity caps and minimum bids.
Allocation of unutilized foreign institutional investor debt investment limits is prescribed through two modalities: allocation through a bidding process and allocation through a first-come-first-served process. The bidding round governs government and corporate debt with per-entity allocation caps and minimum bid and tick sizes. The FCFS round allocates remaining amounts after bidding subject to per-entity ceilings, operates from a prescribed opening time and date, requires requests by a dedicated email, includes a limited utilization period for allocated limits, and uses a specified applicant format.
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