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....ref. SEBI circular dated January 08, 2014 - Change in DDP/Custodian Existing provision Revised provision In case the FPI wishes to change the DDP/Custodian, the request for change shall be intimated to SEBI through the concerned DDP/Custodian. On receipt of no objection from the existing transferor DDP/Custodian and acceptance from the proposed transferee DDP/Custodian, then approval from SEBI shall be sought by concerned FPI. In case, the FPI or its Global Custodian wishes to change the local custodian/DDP, the request for change shall be forwarded to new local custodian/DDP. In case, the Global Custodian of FPI wishes to change the local custodian/DDP, then the request for change can be sent by the Global Custodian on behalf of its underlying FPI clients provided such Global Custodian has been explicitly authorized to take such steps by the client. Upon receipt of no objection from the transferor local custodian/DDP, the transferee local custodian/DDP shall approve the change and intimate SEBI about the change. In case, the request for change in local custodian/DDP is received from Global Custodian, the transferee local custodian/DDP shall inform Compliance Officer of the co....

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.... an FPI, the new local custodian/DDP is required to carry out the adequate due diligence requirement to ascertain the eligibility of the FPI. The due diligence by the new DDP on an already registered FPI at the time of change of local custodian/DDP often leads to increased documentation and sometimes delays the transition. Accordingly, the following change has been made:-: Existing provision (e-mail dated July 02, 2015) Revised provision With respect to the process of change of Custodian/DDP by an FPI, it is informed that both old (i.e. transferor) as well as new Custodian/DDP (i.e. transferee) shall be required to carry out the adequate due diligence in the process. With respect to the process of change of local custodian/DDP by an FPI, it is informed that the new DDP (i.e. transferee) may rely on the due diligence carried out by the old DDP. However, the new DDP is required to carry out adequate due diligence at the time when the FPI applies for continuance of its registration on an ongoing basis. (d) Exemption to FPIs having Multiple Investment Managers (MIM) structure from seeking prior approval from SEBI in case of Free of Cost (FOC) transfer of assets: As per Regulatio....

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....aintained across all classes of shares/fund/sub-fund and broad based criteria are fulfilled at portfolio level after addition of share class, prior approval from DDP is not required. However, in case of segregated portfolio in India, every fund / sub fund / share class needs to separately fulfil broad based criteria. Further, in case of addition of classes of shares for segregated portfolio, the FPI shall be required to obtain prior approval from DDP. However, for deletion of share classes of shares of segregated portfolio, an intimation should be provided to DDP forthwith. For granting of such prior approval, DDPs shall obtain declaration and undertaking with respect to PCC, MCV status. Further, in case of addition of one or more than one share class, which are not broad based, an undertaking may be obtained by the DDP that all the newly added share classes shall attain broad based status within 180 days from the date of approval issued by DDP. FAQ 100. If the prospectus of a fund (registered as FPI) allows for share classes such as various currencies, can such an FPI request for addition of share class for every single iteration/variant of a share-class at one time irrespective....

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....t can obtain multiple registrations with SEBI. These applicants are required to appoint the same local custodian. Further, investments made under such multiple registrations are clubbed for the purpose of investment limits. The same position shall continue in the FPI regime. It has already clarified in reply to Q 6 of the FAQs that in the FII regime, wherever an entity engages Multiple Investment Managers (MIM structure) it can obtain multiple registrations with SEBI. Further, investments made under such multiple registrations were clubbed for the purpose of monitoring of investment limits. The same position shall continue in the FPI regime. Also, such applicants can appoint different local custodians/DDPs. (g) Permitting appropriately regulated Private Bank/ Merchant Bank to invest on their behalf and also on behalf of their clients: It has been decided that private bank/ merchant bank may invest on behalf of their clients provided that the banks do not have any secrecy arrangement with the investors and secrecy laws do not apply to the jurisdictions in which the bank is regulated. Further, details of beneficial owners of investors are available and would be provided as and when....