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Participatory-Note Investments Surge To Near 6-Year High At Rs 1.5 Lakh Crore
Investments through participatory notes in the Indian capital markets reached Rs 1.5 lakh crore at the end of February, making it the highest level in nearly six years, driven by a strong performance of the domestic economy.
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Participatory Note (P-Note) Investment Hits 5-Year Low Of Rs 1.35 Lakh Crore
The total value of P-notes investments in Indian markets - to Rs 1,35,297 crore at July-end from Rs 1,65,241 crore at the end of June, Sebi data showed.
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Sebi Tightens Norms For P-Notes Having Derivatives As Underlying Asset
The regulator has also clarified on existing ODIs (Offshore Derivative Instruments), also known as participatory notes, where the underlying assets are derivatives.
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SEBI Eases Norms For Acquisition Of Distressed Assets
The SEBI board also approved a proposal to tighten the rules for participatory notes through imposition of a regulatory fee on issuers of such instruments.
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Sebi Proposes Tighter Rules, $1,000 Regulatory Fee For Participatory Notes
Sebi proposed to set a fee of $1,000 every three years starting on April 1, 2017 on ODI issuers and also on each investor in these instruments in order to "discourage the ODI subscribers from taking ODI route".
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Participatory Note Investments Hit 4-Month Low Of Rs 1.68 Lakh Crore
According to Sebi, the total value of P-Note investments in Indian markets declined to Rs 1,68,545 crore at the end of April, from Rs 1,78,437 crore at the end of March.
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HSBC Stops Issuing P-Notes As Government Steps Up Clampdown
Sebi) has shared with the government a list of foreign fund houses that are found to have issued the Offshore Derivative Instruments (ODIs) to Indian nationals.
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Sebi Unveils Reform Steps, Briefs Board On NSE, NSEL Matters
Besides, the market watchdog asserted that consistent tightening of norms have made the participatory notes less attractive for foreign investors amid persisting concerns over the instrument being used to channel illicit funds.
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P-Notes Investment Hit 2-Year Low Of Rs 2.10 Lakh Crore In June-End
Investments into India's capital markets through participatory notes (P-Notes) slumped to the lowest level in nearly two years to Rs 2.10 lakh crore at the end of June, on account of a tight vigil on funds coming through this route.
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Sebi Notifies Stricter Transfer Norms For P-Notes
To allay concerns over misuse of controversy-ridden participatory notes, or P-Notes, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has notified new norms restricting transfer of these offshore instruments only to entities authorised for their use and that too after prior consent from the issuer foreign investor.
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Participatory Notes Investments Rise To Rs 2.15 Lakh Crore In May
Participatory Notes Investments Rise To Rs 2.15 Lakh Crore In May
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Foreign Investors Can Issue P-Notes To Entities Complying With New Rules: Sebi
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday said foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) can issue fresh participatory notes (P-Notes) to those entities which comply with tightened regulations by the capital markets watchdog.
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P-Note Investments Slump To 20-Month Low Of Rs 2.11 Lakh Crore
Investments into India's capital markets through participatory notes (P-Notes) declined to a 20-month low of Rs 2.11 lakh crore at the end of April, with Sebi keeping a strict vigil on funds coming through this route.
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Foreign Investors Welcome, But No Place For Tainted Money: Sebi
Allaying concerns about any further misuse of participatory notes, or 'P-Notes', Securities and Exchange Board of India Chairman U K Sinha has said Indians can no longer use these offshore instruments, even indirectly, and a strong safety net has been put in place to check any routing of black money.
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Stringent Norms To Make P-Notes Investments Expensive: Analysts
Sebi has tightened the due diligence requirements for issuance and transfer of controversy-ridden P-Notes and put the onus on investors to ensure the Anti-Money Laundering compliance.
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Participatory-Note Investments Surge To Near 6-Year High At Rs 1.5 Lakh Crore
Investments through participatory notes in the Indian capital markets reached Rs 1.5 lakh crore at the end of February, making it the highest level in nearly six years, driven by a strong performance of the domestic economy.
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Participatory Note (P-Note) Investment Hits 5-Year Low Of Rs 1.35 Lakh Crore
The total value of P-notes investments in Indian markets - to Rs 1,35,297 crore at July-end from Rs 1,65,241 crore at the end of June, Sebi data showed.
-
Sebi Tightens Norms For P-Notes Having Derivatives As Underlying Asset
The regulator has also clarified on existing ODIs (Offshore Derivative Instruments), also known as participatory notes, where the underlying assets are derivatives.
-
SEBI Eases Norms For Acquisition Of Distressed Assets
The SEBI board also approved a proposal to tighten the rules for participatory notes through imposition of a regulatory fee on issuers of such instruments.
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Sebi Proposes Tighter Rules, $1,000 Regulatory Fee For Participatory Notes
Sebi proposed to set a fee of $1,000 every three years starting on April 1, 2017 on ODI issuers and also on each investor in these instruments in order to "discourage the ODI subscribers from taking ODI route".
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Participatory Note Investments Hit 4-Month Low Of Rs 1.68 Lakh Crore
According to Sebi, the total value of P-Note investments in Indian markets declined to Rs 1,68,545 crore at the end of April, from Rs 1,78,437 crore at the end of March.
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HSBC Stops Issuing P-Notes As Government Steps Up Clampdown
Sebi) has shared with the government a list of foreign fund houses that are found to have issued the Offshore Derivative Instruments (ODIs) to Indian nationals.
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Sebi Unveils Reform Steps, Briefs Board On NSE, NSEL Matters
Besides, the market watchdog asserted that consistent tightening of norms have made the participatory notes less attractive for foreign investors amid persisting concerns over the instrument being used to channel illicit funds.
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P-Notes Investment Hit 2-Year Low Of Rs 2.10 Lakh Crore In June-End
Investments into India's capital markets through participatory notes (P-Notes) slumped to the lowest level in nearly two years to Rs 2.10 lakh crore at the end of June, on account of a tight vigil on funds coming through this route.
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Sebi Notifies Stricter Transfer Norms For P-Notes
To allay concerns over misuse of controversy-ridden participatory notes, or P-Notes, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has notified new norms restricting transfer of these offshore instruments only to entities authorised for their use and that too after prior consent from the issuer foreign investor.
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Participatory Notes Investments Rise To Rs 2.15 Lakh Crore In May
Participatory Notes Investments Rise To Rs 2.15 Lakh Crore In May
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Foreign Investors Can Issue P-Notes To Entities Complying With New Rules: Sebi
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Wednesday said foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) can issue fresh participatory notes (P-Notes) to those entities which comply with tightened regulations by the capital markets watchdog.
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P-Note Investments Slump To 20-Month Low Of Rs 2.11 Lakh Crore
Investments into India's capital markets through participatory notes (P-Notes) declined to a 20-month low of Rs 2.11 lakh crore at the end of April, with Sebi keeping a strict vigil on funds coming through this route.
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Foreign Investors Welcome, But No Place For Tainted Money: Sebi
Allaying concerns about any further misuse of participatory notes, or 'P-Notes', Securities and Exchange Board of India Chairman U K Sinha has said Indians can no longer use these offshore instruments, even indirectly, and a strong safety net has been put in place to check any routing of black money.
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Stringent Norms To Make P-Notes Investments Expensive: Analysts
Sebi has tightened the due diligence requirements for issuance and transfer of controversy-ridden P-Notes and put the onus on investors to ensure the Anti-Money Laundering compliance.
