NRI Investors in Indian Equities Triple Since FY19 Rising participation by non-resident Indians highlights growing interest in India’s stock market, as overseas investors expand their presence in domestic
NRI Dollar Inflows Ease Indian Banks’ Deposit Crunch, but Profit Margins Face Pressure A surge in foreign currency deposits has narrowed the gap between bank lending and deposits, but high funding costs and
NRIs Turn to High-Yield Dollar Deposits as RBI Revives FCNR Strategy Higher returns on foreign-currency deposits are drawing overseas Indians, as the central bank seeks to strengthen forex reserves and support
Indian companies line up $3 billion debt sales ahead of RBI policy review Companies seek to lock in borrowing costs as markets weigh the possibility of an October interest-rate increase PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Indian companies
Rupee falls 28 paise to 96.03 against US dollar amid global risk aversion Rising crude prices and continued US-Iran tensions weigh on the Indian currency; forex reserves also decline PRAVASISAMWAD.COM Mumbai, September 28:
NRO Demat Account: What NRIs Need to Know About Investing in India Account allows NRIs to hold Indian securities using locally earned income, subject to FEMA, RBI and SEBI rules Non-Resident Indians
NRI transfers: NRO to NRE account allowed within $1 million annual limit RBI rules allow eligible NRIs to move funds from NRO accounts to NRE accounts, subject to tax compliance and repatriation
NRI Nominees Can Claim PPF, NSC and SCSS Savings, but Overseas Transfers Face Rules Non-resident Indians can inherit proceeds from these savings schemes, but the money cannot automatically be transferred to a foreign bank
FCNR(B) 2026 Scheme Sets New Benchmark in NRI Dollar Mobilisation India’s latest foreign-currency deposit drive has raised $127.2 billion, more than twice the scale of the 2013 programme relative to
NRI Deposit Inflows Fall 23% as FCNR(B) Deposits Surge 124% Fresh NRI deposits fell to $2.78 billion in the first quarter of FY27, while foreign-currency deposits more than doubled