Mumbai, Aug. 13 -- In a consultation paper released recently, the the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has outlined several key proposals that are aimed at increasing the involvement of Indian investors in the Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) framework.

This has been done as an attempt to facilitate greater participation from resident Indians in the FPI landscape.

Designed to create a more inclusive investment environment, particularly for Indian non-individuals and mutual funds, these proposals would allow this category of investors to play a more important role in international investment schemes.

The proposed measures focus on expanding the scope of Foreign Portfolio Investment (FPI) participation by resident Indians ...