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Letters to BS: 100% FDI in commercial mining is good, executing it is key

The government failed to open the industry to competition, despite liberalisation of the economy years ago

Letters to BS: Cabinet's move to increase FDI could be a game-changer

The big stimulus could also help to considerably ease trade tensions between India and the US

FDI norms eased for single brand retail, digital media, manufacturing

Exports to be factored in to meet 30% domestic sourcing norm

Govt okays 100% FDI in contract mfg, eases rules for single brand retail

The Union Cabinet also approved 100% FDI under automatic route in coal mining and associated infrastructure

Govt to consider relaxing FDI norms in single brand retail on Wenesday

he present FDI policy is silent on the fast-growing digital media segment

Govt may soon consider easing local sourcing for FDI in single-brand retail

Currently, online sale by a single-brand retail player is allowed only after opening of physical outlet

NDTV's Prannoy Roy, wife, former CEO booked for alleged FDI norms violation

It is alleged that the company floated 32 subsidiaries in several tax haven countries to bring foreign funds to India through sham transactions

Govt looks at eliminating FDI security gaps through scrutiny measures

Foreign investment in strategic sectors main worry

India attracts highest-ever FDI inflow of $64.37-billion in FY19: Report

According to the Annual Report 2018-19 of the DPIIT, foreign direct investments (FDI) worth $286 billion were received in the country in past five years

Better business climate, trade norms will help India attract FDI: IMF

Further, the IMF has suggested for gradual liberalisation of portfolio investments, while monitoring risks of portfolio flow reversals

Goyal backs multi-brand FDI policy, says no changes in the offing

Britain's prime ministerial frontrunner Boris Johnson had recently expressed his disappointment at UK retailers like Sainsbury's and Waitrose not being able to set up base in India

Relaxing FDI limit in insurance intermediaries to boost distribution: Fitch

The Budget proposal of relaxing foreign investment limit in insurance intermediaries will strengthen distribution capabilities and increase international involvement, particularly from developed markets, Fitch Ratings said Monday. The Budget 2019-20 tabled in Parliament on July 5, permitted foreign companies to own up to 100 per cent in insurance intermediaries, including insurance agents, brokers, loss assessors and surveyors, from the 49 per cent, to attract more foreign direct investment into the industry. "India's proposed removal of the foreign-ownership cap on insurance intermediaries is likely to increase competition, strengthen distribution capabilities to enhance insurance penetration and boost M&A in the medium to long term," Fitch Ratings said in a statement. The proposed change is only applicable to insurance intermediaries while the cap on foreign ownership in insurance companies will remain at 49 per cent. Still, the government has indicated that it may take further .

India Inc's FDI down over two times to $820 million in June, shows RBI data

In May, the Indian firms had invested over $1.56 billion in their overseas ventures

Budget impact: FDI cap in insurance sector may be raised to 74%

The govt is also looking to allow FDI in information utilities at 100% through govt approval route

Budget 2019: FM eases sourcing local norms, opens doors to Apple Stores

Aiming to attract big players, single-brand retail firms may be permitted to open online stores before setting up brick-and-mortar shops if they bring in over $200 mn FDI

FDI: Bringing all stakeholders on board

To take the economy to $5 trillion, India needs a clear and consistent position on foreign direct investment

India likely to be among top 20 global FDI sources by 2021: UN body

Drawing inference from a survey of investment promotion agencies globally, the report points out that India's equity outflows stood at $11.03 billion in 2018

Legal reforms like ad-hoc judges, better technology to speed up FDI

India's FDI rate is on a decline for the last three years. To stem the slide, the government needs to drastically improve the efficacy of the country's judicial system

The FDI problem

Shrinkage reveals questions about future of Indian growth

FDI inflows contract in FY19, first in 6 yrs, on weak economic conditions

Singapore replaces Mauritius as the top source of FDI