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Stock decline creates room for new P-notes
The decline in stock values has created room for the issue of fresh participatory notes, but there are not many takers.   Read
World's largest hedge fund firm now in India
Renaissance Technologies, the world's largest hedge fund firm handling assets worth $35.4 billion (Rs 1,41,600 crore), has received approval from the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) to  Read
Hedge fund biggies get FII status
Pandit's Old Lane, Oz Management push up number of new FIIs by 123.   Read
Fresh P-notes investments flood market
100 more FIIs registered with Sebi even as grey areas remain   Read
Jaimini Bhagwati: Capital inflows & participatory notes
The best way to deal with capital inflows is to promote additional use of FX for onshore projects   Read
Has SEBI done the right thing on PNs?
With the markets continuing to rise, the focus has shifted from the short-run impact to the long-run one, and most agree it will bring transparency.   Read
Shyam Ponappa: P-notes and regulatory shocks
Better ways to change the rules, perhaps?   Read
FIIs hold on to PNs
The sub-accounts of foreign institutional investors (FIIs), who are required to unwind their positions built up through participatory notes (P-notes) in cash markets over a period of 18 months, are  Read
Abheek Barua: P-note curbs: another damp squib?
The RBI should at any cost avoid signalling any kind of monetary tightening since that could induce more inflows.   Read
More capital controls likely
FM awaits impact of P-notes curbs.   Read
Sensex at closing high
Putting the controversial participatory notes (P-notes) issue to rest, key stock indices soared to new highs on fresh buying by foreign institutional investors (FIIs) on robust corporate second  Read
Arbitrage game ends for FIIs
The curbs on participatory notes (P-notes), announced by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Thursday, have virtually ended a flourishing business of many leading foreign  Read
Open it up further
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has done well to call a halt to the rapidly expanding role of participatory notes in overseas portfolio investment into India, along the lines  Read
Sebi stands ground on P-notes
Regulator approves all draft proposals, simplifies registration procedures.   Read
P-notes clarity buoys markets
After initial nervousness, key stock indices surged by over 1 per cent each as investors made fresh purchases on realisation that the proposed move to curb capital inflows through the participatory  Read
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