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Sebi eases disclosure requirements for Foreign Portfolio Investors

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The regulator has given approval for the launch of a Beta version of optional T+0 settlement for 25 specific stocks.

 In a positive move for foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has exempted certain FPIs from additional disclosure requirements. 

FPIs with over 50% of their India equity AUM in a single corporate group are exempt from additional disclosures if their concentrated holdings are in a listed company with no identified promoter, given certain conditions are met. 

Furthermore, SEBI has relaxed the timeline for FPIs to disclose material changes, giving them more time and flexibility.

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