Indian regulators to crack down on foreign exchange investment
21 Aug 2006
Overseas investment in Indian exchanges could be limited if a note sent by Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to the country's finance ministry results in action being taken.
RBI has asked the government to formulate a policy on direct foreign investment. This move apparently sprang out of concern that overseas firms might end up owning one of the country's burgeoning commodity or stock exchanges.
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