The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has alerted concerned local and international regulators about unauthorised trading practices by foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) on the Indian exchanges, the Economic Times reported.As per SEBI guidelines, FPIs are barred from short selling stocks. In an email, the watchdog has asked the concerned custodians, which liaison offshore funds and the Indian market, to follow rules.Moneycontrol could not independently verify the report.Close related news SpiceJet grounds 3 cargo aircraft; shares stay in the green Maruti to add BS-VI diesel variants of Ciaz, Ertiga, S Cross, Vitara Brezza: Report These battery stocks are good for a long-term charge The paper quoted a source as saying that while SEBI may have spotted a few stray incidents and the practise may not be widespread.SEBI did not respond to the paper’s queries.A SEBI statement which came in November-end reiterated guidelines which stated that FPIs were disallowed from to short-sell in the Indian market, except as specified under the Securities Lending & Borrowing (SLB) framework.Introduced almost 10 years back, the SLB framework allows FPIs to sell borrowed shares.Are you happy with your current monthly income? Do you know you can double it without working extra hours or asking… Read full this story
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