
After a slew of measures for domestic investors, the market regulator now plans to facilitate overseas investments into equity and debt markets. The Securities & Exchange Board of India is planning to sign bilateral treaties with seven more countries to allow wealthy individuals from these jurisdictions to invest in Indian stocks.
Sebi, in its board meeting in Mumbai on Saturday, will also consider several other measures, such as changing the norms for debt limit for foreign investors, and collapsing various categories of investors such...