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  • Expensive exit of Elara and Vespera Funds from India

    Both funds failed to disclose their ultimate beneficial owners. SEBI’s investigation later found that Elara and Vespera were owned through three offshore feeder entities

  • New foreign fund registrations in India surge, defying broader FPI sell-off

    India has added 287 new FPIs this year, so far, even as foreign funds have net sold shares worth Rs 1.5 lakh crore

  • Goldman Sachs bucks the industry trend with booming India P-note business

    In 2025, Goldman Sachs has executed at least 15 separate share purchases on behalf of its P-note clients, including investments in Eternal, Paytm and Bharti Airtel, a trend in stark contrast to the overall PN landscape.

  • Wall Street firm Jane Street faces NSE probe for certain F&O trades

    The issue involves certain trades where the firm reversed its trading position in a very short span of time

  • Sebi blocks Elara’s Rs 400 crore SpiceJet warrant conversion, fund moves SAT to challenge order

    The regulator has taken a view that Elara India Opportunities Fund was not eligible for the conversion since the FPI lost its license for not complying with Sebi’s beneficial ownership disclosure norms.

  • I-T dept sends notices to Mauritius-based foreign portfolio investors: Report

    More than half a dozen Mauritius-based FPIs have received notices from the tax department for their tax residency certificates, the newspaper said citing sources

  • Sebi board meet today to discuss several ease-of-doing business measures for FPIs, RAs, IAs and AIFs: Sources

    This is the first board meeting after new Chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey has taken charge. It is expected to bring good news for certain sections of the market.

  • US funds have lost 20% of portfolio value in India since September

    US funds owned shares worth Rs 26.61 lakh crore as on February 28 compared to Rs 33.3 lakh crore in September 2024

  • FPIs pull out Rs 24,753 crore from equities in first week of March

    The total outflow by FPIs has reached Rs 1.37 lakh crore in 2025 so far, data with the depositories showed.

  • FPIs take out Rs 44,396 cr from equities in Jan amid weak earnings outlook, rising dollar

    The shift in sentiment comes amid global and domestic headwinds.

  • FPIs withdraw Rs 22,420 crore from Indian markets in November. What's driving the selling-spree?

    This exacerbates the situation after October's record monthly withdrawal of Rs 94,017 crore — the largest in recent years

  • No need to 'panic' on trade; incoming US govt policies may open newer doors for India: CEA Nageswaran

    While, expressing comfort with his GDP growth projection of 6.5-7 percent for the current financial year, Nageswaran did not rule out the possibility of it being higher, rather closer to the central bank's projection

  • New settlement mechanism for FPIs leads to efficiency gains of Rs 2,000 crore per annum: Sebi

    The regulator rolled on the new system from September 9, which resulted in FPIs getting access to sale proceeds on T+1 day

  • FPIs take out Rs 58,711 crore from equities in October on geopolitical crisis, strong Chinese stocks

    In the debt markets, FPIs pulled out Rs 1,635 crore through the General Limit and invested Rs 952 crore via Voluntary Retention Route (VRR) during the period under review

  • FPIs withdraw Rs 27,142 cr in 3 trading sessions of Oct on geopolitical tensions, Chinese market rebound

    According to the data, FPIs made a net withdrawal of Rs 27,142 crore from equities between October 1 and 4, with October 2 being a trading holiday.

  • FPIs pump Rs 33,700 cr in equities in Sep amid US rate cut, domestic market resilience

    This also marks the second highest inflow in a month in this year so far, the last one being in March, when Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) infused Rs 35,100 crore, data with the depositories showed.

  • Sebi's FPI Disclosure Rules: Large FPIs fully compliant, investors with concentrated holdings on shopping spree, say sources

    In August 2023, Sebi mandated additional disclosures for certain FPIs; as the deadline of September 9 nears, FPIs hurry to be in compliance by buying additional securities, according to sources

  • FPIs invest Rs 30,772 cr in equities in July so far

    Domestic and foreign investors are keenly watching for possible tweaks in the long-term capital gains tax in the Budget to be presented on July 23, he added.

  • FPIs invest Rs 15,352 crore in equities in first two weeks of July

    According to the data with the depositories, foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) have made a net inflow of Rs 15,352 crore in equities this month (till July 12).

  • FPI fund flows to see a turnaround in second half of 2024; interest high in consumption theme: Jefferies

    The turnaround will happen as there is better clarity on government policy post the Union Budget, according to the brokerage's analysts.

  • FIIs buy shares worth Rs 427 crore, DIIs buy Rs 234 crore as Nifty, Sensex close higher

    According to provisional data from the exchanges, FIIs bought Rs 15,273 crore and sold Rs 14,847 crore.

  • Global HFT bigwigs are taking local route to play Indian derivatives

    Experts say a domestic brokerage licence provides the foreign funds with greater flexibility in derivative markets, especially when it comes to taking short positions

  • FPIs take out Rs 14,800cr from equities in Jun on poll results, attractive Chinese stock valuations

    Market experts believe that the long-term outlook for FPI flows into Indian debt is positive due to India's inclusion in global bond indices. However, near-term flows are being impacted by global macroeconomic uncertainty and volatility.

  • Sebi issues guidelines to relax timelines for FPIs to make material event disclosures

    The regulator alerted changes to the Master Circular issued to the FPIs

  • Jefferies gives 3 reasons why risk of domestic fund flow reversing is rising

    The analysts pointed out that the domestic equity inflows during 2024 are a 'staggering' $7 billion a month (January to May 2024, to date), which would be twice what they were in the previous high and more than 3x as against a year ago.

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