NRIs get clarity on foreign direct investment rules
Foreign investors can also use the NRI route to gain greater control of companies operating in certain sectors
Author: Bhaskar Raj
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Mutuals emerge as an attractive avenue for NRIs
They stand a good chance to gain from the surge in public issues
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NRIs reeling after temporary tax residency reliefs vanish
Those stuck in India during the pandemic have until the end of the month to sort out their affairs
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NRIs advised to cash in on Indian economic rebound
But where should they put their money?
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India opens up bond market to retail investors
But it may not be the best option for NRIs
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Top Indian court orders taxman to review NRI reliefs
Involuntary overstay exemption not extended leaving some at risk of losing their non-resident status
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Investors decry corporate governance lapses amid rising fraud
Advisers doubt enforcement agency effectiveness to clamp down on abuses
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India budget fails to impress non-residents
120-day stay threshold not addressed which puts NRI status at risk for some
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Non-resident Indians want clarity from the budget
Wishlist includes one-year extension to temporary uplift in days NRIs can spend in the country
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New KYC rules in India to choke fund flow from NRIs
Who demand the return of the old system
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Advisers advocate minimum qualifications for staff
As regulator prescribes criteria for senior and junior staff joining broking and advice firms
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Advice market sees 2021 as positive and promising
Expectations that growth momentum will get back on track this year and beyond