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Eligibilities and qualifications to hold a sub account in India for Foreign Direct Investments

By: lawsenate Verified Member MouthShut Verified Member | Posted Oct 07, 2013 | General | 321 Views

The sub account can be opened either by a Foreign Company or a Foreigner individual. The sub account is generally the underlying fund of individual or corporate investors on whose behalf the FII makes the investment. The eligibility conditions for opening sub-accounts include:


• The applicant may be an institution or fund or portfolio established or incorporated outside India and proposes to make investment in India;


• The applicant may be a broad based fund or proprietary fund or a foreign institutional investor or a foreign corporate or foreign individual;


• The Foreign Institutional Investor through whom the application for registration is made to the Board holds a certificate of registration as Foreign Institutional Investor.


• The fee for opening a sub-account is 1000 USD.


A non-resident Indian or an overseas corporate body registered with Reserve Bank of India should not be eligible to invest as sub-account or as foreign institutional investor.


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