difI if

in INSURANCE SectorH I L P I

B H A D O U R I A

&

N V E S HS H A R M A

FDI is a direct investment

into business in a country by

an individual or company of another country,

either by buying a company or

by expanding operations of an existing business in that country.

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Insurancesector

In Economyb u i l d i n g .

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Insurancei ndustr i e s

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Slowing growth

Ris ingCost

Reforms beingstal led

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really

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I if

fiiEntity Investment InstitutionRegulated by SEBI

Includes – Mutual funds, Pension Funds, Charitable trusts, Banks etc.

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Investment

Stock market

Targets

Stability

Fii AND FDI

FII Regulations

• Regulated under FEMA

• Investment through PIS

• Maximum Investment Amount

• Monitoring by RBI

fii

FiiReg istrat ion

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INSURANCESECTOR

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FDI and FII are clubbed.

Foreign investment limit in insurance companies extended

from 26 to 49 per cent.

The new rules allow an Indian insurance company to have

foreign investment, including portfolio investment

Role of F I I in INSURANCE SECTOR

• Regis tration with SEBI .

• Cannot inves t in securities outside s tock exchanges .

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