- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has removed short-term investment and concentration limits for Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in corporate debt securities. The New Indian Express+ 3Reuters+ 3mint+3
- Previously, FPIs were restricted to investing no more than 30% of their total corporate debt allocation in instruments with maturities of up to one year.
- Additionally, FPIs faced concentration limits, which allowed investments up to 15% of the prevailing investment cap for long-term FPIs and 10% for others.
👉 Why this matters: This move is expected to encourage greater foreign investment inflows into India’s corporate bond market, potentially enhancing liquidity and aligning India more closely with global capital flows.
Source: Reuters
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