Foreign investment will increase in India
India market regulator Sebi And the Reserve Bank RBI is going to make the investment process in India easier for foreign investors. According to the Economics Times report, both the institutes are discussing the reduction of documents of investors and reducing the process of investigation. Now the foreign investors who already come under the regulator of another country will get a discount in the investigation. With this, the time taken to complete the registration will come down from six months to 30 to 60 days.
SEBI and RBI rules will be the same
Till now foreign investors in India had to submit separate documents in front of both SEBI and RBI and they had separate investigation. But now under the proposed reforms, the documents which have already been certified by the regulatory body of another country will not be re -examined. This will speed up the process and it will be easy for foreign investors to reach India markets. Especially for those investors who have already been regulated in another country, the requirements of their documents will be made the same. RBI is also preparing to bring together the rules of opening their bank accounts with a more flexible manual of SEBI.
Constant conversation with foreign investors
This year, SEBI President Tuhin Kanta Pandey has said that they are trying to make the Noid Your Customer (KYC) rules easier for foreign investors with various stakeholders. India’s top financial officials are also taking opinion from global investors in this direction. In the last five months, more than 200 global property managers from Europe, Asia and America have been met to improve the investment process. Earlier this month, a delegation of investors from six countries met RBI, SEBI, Stock Exchange and Ministry of Finance. In this conversation too, the needs of investors and their difficulties were carefully heard.
Foreign investors have extracted 10 billion dollars from market
In 2025, foreign investors have so far withdrawn about $ 10 billion from Indian shares and bond markets. Especially in July and August, this withdrawal intensified, due to which weak corporate earnings and strict trade tariffs imposed by the US are being told. At such a time, making the investment process easier is considered a big step towards increasing India’s investment capacity. SEBI has also recently launched a website for foreign investors, where they will be able to submit their registration documents directly, which will make the process more transparent and faster.