Nearly 10 per cent foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) registered in India have not complied with the disclosure norms, the deadline for which ended on March 21.
According to a circular by market regulator Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi), all the overseas investors had to furnish the details of their end-beneficiaries and sources of funds. Sources say Sebi through their custodians is in the process of imposing restrictions on non-compliant FPIs.
Experts, however, feel the Sebi bar is unlikely to have a huge impact on the market or flows.
“While non-compliant FPIs cannot make any fresh purchase of securities, they can continue