Business Standard
Friday, Feb 17, 2012
drived banner
drived banner
  Advanced Search
RSS
Content Guide
Follow us on  
|Markets & Investing|||||||| 
 Section Home | News Now | Paper | Features | Q&A | PF News | PF Features | IPOs | MFs | Commodities | Trends | Stock Data | Financials | Money & Forex
Home > Markets & Investing Live Markets | Commodities
 

FIIs pull out Rs 1 lakh cr from equity market since January
Deepak Korgaonkar / Mumbai Nov 20, 2008, 00:41 IST

Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) have pulled out Rs 100,000 crore from the equity market this calendar year so far, according to the provisional data on FII activities provided by the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and the National Stock Exchange (NSE).

However, the data compiled by the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) show the FII outflows in the current calendar year at Rs 52,244 crore ($12.95 billion).

 Click here for Cloud Computing
 
The difference between the BSE-NSE outflow figure and the Sebi figure is on account of FII inflows of Rs 47,890 crore outside the trading ring.

According to the Business Standard Research Bureau data on FII inflows outside the trading ring this calendar year, they have made investments of around Rs 33,281 crore in preferential issues, Rs 7,293 crore in initial public offers (IPOs), Rs 3,844 crore in right issues and Rs 3,472 crore in companies that raised funds through Qualified Institutional Bidders issues.

NSE and BSE have compiled their data on the basis of trading codes entered by trading members at the time of order entry and corresponding client category classification provided by the trading members as part of the unique client code details upload. Thus, the FII trading data across BSE and NSE have been collated on the basis of trades executed by FIIs on both the bourses.

The Sebi data pertains to all activities undertaken by FIIs in the equity market, including trades in the secondary and primary markets, and activities in right/bonus issues, private placement, mergers and acquisitions etc.

The BSE provisional data show that FIIs have turned net sellers of Rs 100,134 crore (approximately $23.44 billion) in the equity market in the first 11 months of the current calendar year. They were net buyers of Rs 5,169 crore during the same period of the last calendar year.

Meanwhile, the data provided by the Emerging Market Portfolio Funds Research (EMPFR) have shown that foreigners have sold $61.8 billion of emerging markets Asian equities (ex-China & Malaysia).

New Ipad Application :Business Standard's all new IPad App
Click here to download for free
Arrow Other Stories     
- Wall Street opens flat after rally
- Iran to pay rupee for India imports in two weeks
- Opelina Finance ups stake in JSPL to 8.42%
- LIC appoints Sushobhan Sarker as managing director
- Corporates love for PEs to continue as IPOs dry up: survey
  Read Business news in 
- Now property search gets more exciting than ever before!
- High Growth Business Opportunities in Africa - Register to explore
- Earn fuel worth Rs.2400 with Citi
- India's No. 1 Property Site. Click here to know more..
- Diseases earlier, Saving Costs, Extending Lives. Know More..
- Get 5% cashback on telephone bills with Citi
- Enjoy the journey as much as the destination. click to know more..
- Exim Bank Conclave on India - Africa Project Partnership. Know more..
- Medium-sized businesses are the engines of a smarter planet.
- Creating Wealth made simple the SIP way. Know more..
- Only Developer to give a guarantee on time space & rate.
- Office 365 for professionals and small businesses.
- Buy Your Property with Our Triple Guarantee in India.
- Improve Patient Care & Experience. Click here to know more
- Win a Business Class Ticket to Europe..Know more..
-  Introduce a New Automotive Luxury Car.. know more
Sorry, comments to this story are closed
Latest Messages
Posted by: Lakshman
Sir, As per SEBI, FIIs have withdrawn USD 13 bln so far this year. However this fig varies with that of NSE.
Most Popular
Read
E-Mailed
Commented
   
- Army to step up vigil in Uttarakhand
- Marico: Stepping into unchartered territory
- MCX IPO to make staff millionaires
- Sonalde Desai: Sons of the soil
- Azure to enhance mkt research
 
 More  
BUSINESS STANDARD INDIA 2012
  Now available at Special price
  Rs.395/- Only
  Buy Now
  Now available on the Kindle Store...
SmartInvestor+ E-zine
  Pay Rs.747/- for 3 years and
  get a branded watch FREE

  Subscribe Now
  BS Specials  
    Full coverage of elections in Uttar Pradesh, Punjab, Uttarakhand, Manipur and Goa
 
  Member Area Write to the Editor RSS Archives Advanced Search
  Subscribe to BS print product BS e-paper Newsletter Portfolio Tracker
  BS Products BS Hindi BS Motoring BS Books
FOR HOT PRODUCTS
BS Bazaar.com
Home | Markets & Investing | Companies & Industry | Banking & Finance | Economy & Policy | Opinion
Life & Leisure | Management & Marketing | Tech World
About Us | Partner With Us | Code of Conduct | Careers | Advertise with us| Terms & Conditions | Disclaimer | Contact Us