Sebi eases FPI compliance rules for G-Sec bets

The Securities and Exchange Board of India has taken a significant step by relaxing compliance regulations for foreign investors. Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) who are exclusively investing in government securities will no longer be required to disclose their investor group details. This amendment follows a recent circular from the Reserve Bank of India, which abolished concentration limit requirements. The updated rules are in effect immediately, streamlining investment processes.

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