SEBI bars FPIs from issuing ODIs with derivatives

FPIs Only Prohibited from Issuing ODIs or P-Notes with Derivatives as Underlying, SEBI Clarifies
Refuting articles from the media about the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) prohibiting foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) from issuing overseas direct investment (ODI) or participatory notes (P-Notes),
Sebi prohibits FPIs from issuing P-notes with derivatives as underlying
Additionally, the regulator prohibited overseas funds from hedging ODIs with derivative positions on Indian stock exchanges. Furthermore, Sebi asked foreign portfolio investors issuing ODIs to obtain ownership information of all the investors holding such instruments.
SEBI bars FPIs from issuing ODIs with derivatives as underlying: Key highlights from circular
FPIs issuing ODIs must register separately under a dedicated FPI category, with the name suffixed by “ODI” under the same PAN. This separate registration rule does not apply to ODIs with government securities as the underlying assets.
FPIs instruments with derivatives as underlying assets barred by SEBI
The ODIs that are already issued and outstanding with derivatives as underlying can be redeemed within 1 year, with no renewal of such ODIs.
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Markets watchdog Sebi on Tuesday prohibited Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from issuing Offshore Derivative Instruments (ODIs) with derivatives as the underlying or using derivatives to hedge thei
Sebi bars FPIs from issuing ODIs with derivatives as underlying
Sebi has banned FPIs from issuing ODIs with derivatives as underlying or using derivatives to hedge ODIs in India. FPIs can issue ODIs only through a separate dedicated registration, with government securities as the only permissible underlying.
Sebi clarifies, FPIs only barred from issuing ODIs with derivatives as underlying
SEBI has clarified on December 18 that reports suggesting it has prohibited Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) from issuing Overseas Derivative Instruments (ODIs) are incorrect. ODIs referencing cash market securities can continue to be issued as before.
SEBI clarifies on prohibiting FPIs from issuing ODIs; know what it is and how it works
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has clarified that foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) are not prohibited from issuing offshore derivatives instruments or ODIs. FPIs have been barred only from issuing ODIs with derivative instrument as the underlying.
SEBI tightens norms for FPIs issuing offshore derivative instruments
SEBI tightens rules on offshore derivative instruments for FPIs to boost transparency and align with market conditions.
FPIs prohibited from issuing ODIs with derivatives as underlying instruments SEBI
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) said in a latest notification that FPIs cannot issue offshore derivative instruments or ODIs with derivatives as reference/underlying and that also cannot hedge their ODIs with derivative positions on stock exchanges in India.
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