Sebi Proposes Fund Netting for FPIs

Sebi, the stock market regulator in India, has proposed a new rule to help foreign investors.

Currently, these investors have to pay for every share they buy and deliver every share they sell, even if they do both on the same day.

This can be expensive and cause problems with money availability.

Sebi wants to change this so that investors can use the money from selling shares to pay for buying shares on the same day.

This will make things easier and cheaper.

However, there are some rules to prevent too much risk.

Sebi is asking for feedback before making the final decision.

They are also making other changes to make it easier for investors to open accounts and provide documents.