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Supreme Court Refuses to Mandate Full Disclosure of AIF and FPI Owners

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Mahua Moitra filed a public interest litigation seeking greater transparency regarding foreign investments and portfolio holdings of Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) and Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs) in India. The Supreme Court rejected the petition, stating it could not mandate disclosure without an existing legal framework of regulations. The Court directed the Centre and Securities and Exchange Board of India to consider creating suitable transparency regulations.

From businesstoday.in, thehindu.com

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The ruling prevents immediate, full public disclosure of the ultimate beneficial owners behind AIFs and FPIs operating in the Indian securities market. The Court emphasized that the Union government and Securities and Exchange Board of India must establish the regulatory framework before such a mandate can be issued.

Concerns over stock market opacity and the lack of a comprehensive regulatory framework involving the Supreme Court and Securities and Exchange Board of India have been a subject of legal disputes.

From thehindu.com

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  1. Moitra filed litigation seeking transparency and directions from SEBI.1 source
  2. Supreme Court refused to mandate disclosure from SEBI in Moitra's petition.1 source

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