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Beneficial ownership threshold under FEMA could be kept open-ended

Issue deferred as ministries fail to reach consensus over threshold

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Policymakers say placing a threshold limit on investment will allow overseas investors to alter their investment structure

Shrimi Choudhary New Delhi
The definition of “beneficial ownership” for Chinese foreign direct investment (FDI) in India might be kept open-ended in view of no consensus on this.
 
Policymakers are of the opinion that placing a threshold on investment would leave the field open for overseas investors, particularly from China, to alter their investment structures, short-circuiting the FDI approval process.
 
“Several rounds of discussion and deliberation have been done. The ministries, inc­luding the Ministries of Fin­ance and Commerce, have fai­led to reach a consensus on setting a cap on investment from seven neighbouring nations, including China. It is also being argued that

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