RBI eases FPI KYC rules for overseas certification
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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has revised KYC regulations for foreign portfolio investors (FPIs), allowing banks to accept original certified copies of specified documents from recognized overseas authorities. This change, effective immediately as of 18 Sep 2026, streamlines the certification process for overseas investors, enhancing access to Indian markets. 📈
• Banks must still complete all required KYC checks.
• This move may attract more foreign investment, positively impacting market liquidity.
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