Mains Paper II · 1 Indian Economy · 1.11 External sector
1.11.4 Foreign investment: FEMA, FDI, FPI and instruments (ADR, GDR, masala bonds, P-notes)
Foreign investment in India comes as FDI (lasting stake and control) or FPI (financial holdings, below 10%), is governed by FEMA, 1999, and flows through the automatic route or the government approval route.
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Key terms
- FDI
- FPI
- FEMA
- automatic route
- government route
- ADR
- GDR
- FCCB
- masala bond
- participatory notes
- Press Note 3
- Foreign Investment Facilitation Portal
- 10 per cent
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