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Limited scope of processing under section 143(1): enhancement without show cause is unsustainable; remand for residency, taxation and TDS verification...
SWAGAT-FI establishes a single-window mechanism permitting a SWAGAT-FI applicant to seek FVCI registration concurrently with FPI registration without submitting duplicate application forms or supporting documents, provided the same custodian and DDP are appointed; operative effect: FVCI registration will be processed on the basis of information/documents submitted for FPI registration. SWAGAT-FI allows conversion of eligible FPIs to SWAGAT-FI FVCIs via application to the DDP, with the same custodian/DDP requirement; operative effect: streamlined conversion without fresh documentary submission. Renewal and compliance cycles are amended so renewal fees must be paid and information updates intimated before expiry, with subsequent blocks set at five years generally and ten years for SWAGAT-FI entities; operative effect: extended registration validity and timing for renewals. KYC periodicity for SWAGAT-FI FVCIs is set at ten years; operative effect: reduced frequency of periodic KYC reviews. SEBI. Effective June 1, 2026.
SWAGAT-FI establishes a single-window mechanism permitting a SWAGAT-FI applicant to seek FVCI registration concurrently with FPI registration without submitting duplicate application forms or supporting documents, provided the same custodian and DDP are appointed; operative effect: FVCI registration will be processed on the basis of information/documents submitted for FPI registration. SWAGAT-FI allows conversion of eligible FPIs to SWAGAT-FI FVCIs via application to the DDP, with the same custodian/DDP requirement; operative effect: streamlined conversion without fresh documentary submission. Renewal and compliance cycles are amended so renewal fees must be paid and information updates intimated before expiry, with subsequent blocks set at five years generally and ten years for SWAGAT-FI entities; operative effect: extended registration validity and timing for renewals. KYC periodicity for SWAGAT-FI FVCIs is set at ten years; operative effect: reduced frequency of periodic KYC reviews. SEBI. Effective June 1, 2026.
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