Sebi has relaxed the deadline for disclosure of ownership, economic interest, and control of Foreign Direct Investments (FPIs) with over half their holdings in a single corporate group or Indian equities exceeding ₹25,000 crore. These relaxations may lower compliance burdens for FPIs deemed 'high risk' but are unlikely to lower the current volatility in the market. The market correction is driven by domestic and global factors, not a tighter regulatory framework. Read The Rest at :
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