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
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