Investment limit allocation: government debt allocated by bidding then FCFS, subject to per-entity caps and utilisation window. Allocation of unutilised government debt limits to FIIs occurs via a bidding allocation on the National Stock Exchange on September 8, 2009 with a per-entity cap of Rs. 800 crore; residual government debt is allocated on a first come first served basis under SEBI's January 31, 2008 process with a per-entity ceiling of Rs. 249 crore, requests to be sent to the dedicated SEBI email, the FCFS window opening at 23:59 IST on September 9, 2009 and utilisation required within 11 working days.
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Investment limit allocation: government debt allocated by bidding then FCFS, subject to per-entity caps and utilisation window.
Allocation of unutilised government debt limits to FIIs occurs via a bidding allocation on the National Stock Exchange on September 8, 2009 with a per-entity cap of Rs. 800 crore; residual government debt is allocated on a first come first served basis under SEBI's January 31, 2008 process with a per-entity ceiling of Rs. 249 crore, requests to be sent to the dedicated SEBI email, the FCFS window opening at 23:59 IST on September 9, 2009 and utilisation required within 11 working days.
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