FPI disclosure obligations require look through reporting of beneficial owners for FPIs exceeding concentration or aggregate AUM thresholds, triggering compliance and consequences. Mandates look through reporting by FPIs that meet specified concentration or aggregate AUM criteria, requiring granular identification of all entities and natural persons with ownership, economic interest, or control, subject to exemptions for defined investor categories and independent validation by DDPs/custodians; sets timelines to realign holdings, prescribes account blocking, registration invalidation and exit procedures for non compliance, voting restrictions during exit, and requires operational SOPs, freeze codes and public repositories to monitor and enforce compliance.
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FPI disclosure obligations require look through reporting of beneficial owners for FPIs exceeding concentration or aggregate AUM thresholds, triggering compliance and consequences.
Mandates look through reporting by FPIs that meet specified concentration or aggregate AUM criteria, requiring granular identification of all entities and natural persons with ownership, economic interest, or control, subject to exemptions for defined investor categories and independent validation by DDPs/custodians; sets timelines to realign holdings, prescribes account blocking, registration invalidation and exit procedures for non compliance, voting restrictions during exit, and requires operational SOPs, freeze codes and public repositories to monitor and enforce compliance.
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