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AIFs seek status quo as 'foreign control' rules go for a recast

Local alternative investment funds have warned regulators about proposed changes. These changes could significantly impact capital inflows into India's economy. The draft rules aim to curb indirect foreign ownership in sensitive sectors. Industry officials requested the status quo on existing regulatory definitions. This move seeks to maintain India's attractiveness for foreign investment.

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AIFs seek status quo as 'foreign control' rules go for a recast
Local alternative investment funds have warned regulators about proposed changes. These changes could significantly impact capital inflows into India's economy. The draft rules aim to curb indirect foreign ownership in sensitive sectors. Industry officials requested the status quo on existing regulatory definitions. This move seeks to maintain India's attractiveness for foreign investment.
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