SEBI plans rule amendments to boost foreign investments in Indian equities
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Sebi bets on trading reforms to reverse foreign capital flight
SEBI plans major trading reforms to reverse foreign capital flight from Indian equities, which has hit a 17-year low. The regulator will consult industry stakeholders before implementing changes to reduce collateral requirements and promote long-term derivatives. These measures aim to enhance India's global stock market ranking and attract sustained foreign portfolio investment.
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Foreign investment in Indian stocks hits 17-year low
Reforms target lower collateral demands and longer-term derivatives
SEBI will consult industry players before rolling out measures
Goal: improve India's position in global stock market rankings
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