Question
An Indian entity is allowed to invest up to _____ of
its net worth in overseas portfolio investment.ÂSolution
Finance Ministry has notified new rules and regulations for overseas investment. An Indian entity can make investment up to four times of net worth in a foreign entity. It is allowed to invest up to 50% of its net worth in overseas portfolio investment. As per Foreign Exchange Management (Overseas Investment) Rules 2022, an Indian entity may make Overseas Direct Investment (ODI).
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