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<h1>RBI Eases FDI Rules: Allows Optionality Clauses in Investment Deals, Boosting Investor Flexibility and Potential Inflows.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India has announced a relaxation in Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) regulations by allowing optionality clauses in investment agreements. This change enables investors to exit investments after a minimum lock-in period without any assured returns. Previously, only equity shares or compulsorily and mandatorily convertible preference shares/debentures could be issued to foreign investors, and these did not permit optionality clauses. This regulatory adjustment is anticipated to enhance FDI inflows into India.