New Delhi, April 25 -- The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has unveiled new regulations under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), facilitating the listing of Indian companies on international stock exchanges.

These regulations are seen as a significant step in enabling companies to utilise foreign exchange more effectively and expand their global presence.

The first set of regulations addresses the mode of payment and reporting for non-debt instruments. According to the notification, the proceeds from the purchase or subscription of equity shares of an Indian company listed on an international exchange shall either be remitted to a bank account in India or deposited in a foreign currency account of the Indian company.

Additionally,...