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SEBI ne FPI registration process ko super fast karne ka plan banaya hai. Aim hai ki ab foreign investors sirf **5 din** mein India mein trade kar paayein. Iske liye digitization aur RBI & tax authorities ke saath better coordination par focus hai. FPIs ka India mein assets under custody March 2026 tak **₹74.77 trillion** ho gaya tha. Ye move business karne mein ease layega aur market mein paisa bhi badhayega.
Kya hua?
Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) abhi poori koshish kar raha hai ki foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) ko India mein register hone aur trading start karne mein jo time lagta hai, woh kam ho jaye. Regulator ka target hai ki yeh onboarding process sirf 5 din mein complete ho jaye, jo abhi lagbhag 1 mahine tak chal sakta hai. Is goal ko achieve karne ke liye, SEBI registration process ko fully digitize karne par zor de raha hai. Ismein Indian digital signatures ka use badhana aur Reserve Bank of India (RBI) & Income Tax Department ke saath milkar approvals ko synchronize karna bhi shamil hai.
Market ke liye speed kyun zaroori?
Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) Indian market ki liquidity maintain karne mein bahut important role play karte hain. Jab global investors ko apna account set up karne mein difficulty ya der hoti hai, toh woh market mein invest karne se hesitate kar sakte hain. Bureaucratic delays ko kam karke, SEBI ka maksad hai ki international capital India mein easily aa sake. Recent data is reform ki urgency dikhata hai. NSDL data ke according, India mein FPI assets under custody May 2026 tak ₹74.77 trillion the, jo December 2025 ke ₹81.39 trillion se kam the. Market fluctuations aur global economic factors is change ke bade reasons hain, lekin ek smooth onboarding experience overall investment environment ko improve karne ki taraf ek kadam hai.
Process mein kaise aayega change?
FPI registration mein kai steps shamil hote hain, jaise ki PAN lena, bank accounts kholna aur KYC formalities poori karna. Pehle ismein physical paperwork aur alag-alag agencies ke beech manual coordination ki bahut zaroorat padti thi. Ab SEBI common application form (CAF) par focus kar raha hai taaki yeh requirements unify ho sakein. Custodians ko digital documentation fully adopt karne ke liye encourage karke, regulator ko embassy attestations ki need khatam hone aur physical verification mein lagne wala time kam hone ki ummeed hai. Recent developments jaise ki unified digital workflow ka operationalization aur SWAGAT-FI framework ka introduction, process ko speed up karne ki strategy ke important parts hain.
Real-world mein kaise hoga?
Digital-first approach ki taraf yeh shift market participants already test kar rahe hain. For example, Kotak Mahindra Bank ne recently dikhaya hai ki FPI licensing kaise sirf electronic signatures ke through poora kiya ja sakta hai. Unke model mein parallel verification ka system hai, jo traditional sequential processes mein waste hone wale time ko kaafi kam karta hai. Jab alag-alag parties application ke different parts par ek saath kaam karti hain, toh bank ne demonstrate kiya hai ki traditional logistical challenges ko bypass karna possible hai jinse aksar multiple signatories wale global offshore funds ko deal karna padta hai.
Investors ko next kya track karna chahiye?
Investors ke liye, is initiative ki success registration time mein actual reduction aur uske baad foreign capital flows par hone wale impact se measured hogi. Jabki technical aur process-related changes ho rahe hain, market yeh monitor karegi ki kya yeh efforts FPI participation ko consistently encourage karne mein effective hain. Key monitorables mein dusre custodians dwara naye digital workflow ka adoption rate, Income Tax Department aur RBI ki naye system ke saath integration ki speed, aur regulator dwara entry barriers ko aur aasan banane par koi bhi commentary shamil hai. Aim ek seamless environment banana hai jisse global investors Indian market mein zyada easily enter kar sakein.