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BlackRock utilizes new framework to increase investment in India

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 23
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BlackRock is utilizing India's Single Window Automatic and Generalised Access for Trusted Foreign Investors (SWAGAT-FI) framework, which came into force on June 1 to attract foreign capital. This new route allows for simpler registration and compliance for select low-risk foreign portfolio investors. BlackRock is among the largest asset managers whose investment structures have registered under this framework.

From indiatimes.com, business-standard.com

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The framework was designed to attract stable foreign investment, and since its operational start, foreign investors have added a net $7.34 billion to Indian equity markets. The new route also grants investors a 10-year registration period, which reduces renewal-related paperwork and compliance costs for large, long-term investors.

From indiatimes.com, business-standard.com

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  • BlackRockUsing India's new investment framework to expand its presence in the country.

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  1. BlackRock is actively using India's investment framework.1 source
  2. BlackRock identifies India as a significant investment market.1 source

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