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1. Global Depository Receipts (GDRs) and American Depository Receipts (ADRs) represent an interest in underlying shares of an Indian company that are held in custody by a domestic custodian bank on behalf of international depositories. 2. The international depositories then issue depository receipts to non-resident investors, entitling them to the underlying shares. Depository receipts can be listed and traded on international stock exchanges. 3. Indian companies can raise capital through issuing ADRs/GDRs/FCCBs on international markets without investment ceilings. Eligible companies must have a consistent three-year track record of good financial or other performance.
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This document discusses two main overseas sources of finance for Indian corporations: American Depository Receipts (ADRs) and Global Depository Receipts (GDRs). It explains that ADRs allow Indian companies to raise funds on the US stock exchange by issuing shares that trade similarly to US stocks. GDRs function similarly but allow companies to access international capital markets. The document provides details on the procedures for issuing and trading both ADRs and GDRs, and how they allow foreign investors to invest in Indian companies.
Indian depository receipt(IDR)
Indian Depository Receipts (IDRs) allow foreign companies to raise capital from Indian investors in their home market. IDRs are issued by a domestic depository and represent underlying shares of the foreign company held in custody by an overseas custodian. Key features include being listed and traded on Indian stock exchanges, providing exposure to foreign stocks for Indian investors within the Indian regulatory framework, and allowing investors rights equivalent to shareholders such as voting and dividends. However, currency risk and lack of attendance at shareholder meetings are limitations of IDRs. Strict eligibility criteria, approvals, and disclosure guidelines regulate the issuance of IDRs in India.
Foreign direct investment
Foreign investors have two main options for investing in India: directly setting up operations through a branch, liaison, or project office, or establishing an Indian subsidiary. Setting up a subsidiary is generally advisable for larger investments. Liaison offices are limited as they cannot earn income, while project offices can only operate for the duration of a specific project. Branch offices allow for more business activities and profit repatriation but cannot do manufacturing. Establishing a wholly-owned subsidiary provides benefits like full foreign ownership and incorporation under Indian law. Joint ventures are also popular and allow sharing of markets, intellectual property, and risks.
Foreign Trade, Nr Is And International Business
This document summarizes important information about foreign trade, NRIs, and international business in India. It discusses key documents required for imports and exports, opening letters of credit, foreign exchange requirements and regulations, modes of payment, time limits for settlements, export and import remittances, special economic zones, authorized dealers, foreign direct investment rules, portfolio investments, external commercial borrowings, ADR/GDR issuances, royalty and technical fees payments, and various foreign currency accounts permitted in India. The document provides an overview of the legal and regulatory framework governing international trade and business in India.
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This document summarizes important information about foreign trade, NRIs, and international business in India. It discusses key documents required for imports and exports, opening letters of credit, foreign exchange requirements and regulations, modes of payment, time limits for settlements, export and import remittances, special economic zones, authorized dealers, foreign direct investment rules, portfolio investments, external commercial borrowings, ADR/GDR issuances, royalty and technical fees payments, and various foreign currency accounts permitted in India. The document provides an overview of the legal and regulatory framework governing international trade and business in India.
Outbound Investments
The document summarizes FEMA regulations regarding outbound investments from India. It outlines the types of permitted and prohibited investments overseas, the approval routes for direct investments in joint ventures and wholly-owned subsidiaries, limits on such investments, and obligations for investors. Portfolio investments up to certain limits are allowed under general permission for listed companies and individuals. Special provisions exist for investments in agricultural operations and a $25,000 scheme for personal remittances.
Foreign Portfolio Investment in India
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Valuation of investments
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Clarity on Tax || Rupee denominated Bonds
The document discusses the Indian government's tax treatment of interest income from rupee denominated bonds issued outside of India by Indian companies. Specifically:
- The withholding tax rate on interest income from such bonds would be 5%, which is the same rate applicable to offshore dollar denominated bonds.
- Capital gains arising from appreciation of the rupee against the foreign currency from the date of issue to redemption would be exempt from capital gains tax.
- Legislative amendments to incorporate this tax treatment will be proposed through the Finance Bill of 2016.
Securities Market
The document provides an overview of the Indian securities market, including its key segments and participants. It discusses the primary market process for floating new issues through public offerings, rights issues, and private placements. It also summarizes the roles of various intermediaries like merchant bankers and registrars involved in the issuance process. Additionally, it covers secondary market trading and settlement, and describes the structure and regulation of the Indian financial system.
Indian FDI Policy
The document provides an overview of India's foreign direct investment policy, including general conditions, entities that can receive FDI, types of investment instruments, entry routes, sector-specific caps and conditions. It discusses the guidelines for establishing companies and transferring ownership to foreign entities in sectors with caps. The caps and entry conditions for various sectors are detailed later in the document.
How to make outbound investment from india financing & compliance
There are several options and procedures for Indian companies to make outbound investments. Under the automatic route, investments of up to 400% of net worth are permitted without approval. Companies can also use proceeds from ADR/GDR issuances. For investments outside these routes, approval must be obtained from authorities including the RBI. The document outlines financing options, compliance procedures, and regulations according to the Companies Act, FEMA, and SEBI.
Joint Ventures & Foreign Coolaborations
The document provides information on joint ventures and foreign collaborations in India. It defines a joint venture as an association between two or more business entities who combine resources for common goals. Benefits of joint ventures include spreading costs and risks, improving access to finance, technology, and new markets. Recent examples of joint ventures in India are provided. Major issues in structuring joint ventures like capital structure, governance, intellectual property rights are highlighted. India's liberal foreign direct investment policy allowing up to 100% foreign ownership in most sectors is summarized. The legal and regulatory framework governing joint ventures is outlined.
GDR, Working Mechanism and Features
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Foreign Currency and Foreign Currency Accounts for Residents under FEMA
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This document provides examples of leverages calculations for various companies and scenarios. It includes data on sales, costs, capital structure, production levels, and other financial metrics. Leverages calculated include operating leverage, financial leverage, and combined leverage. Questions cover calculating these leverages, as well as related metrics like earnings per share and percentage changes, for different levels of output, fixed costs, and capital structures.
Working Capital Management
Working capital management refers to managing current assets and current liabilities to balance liquidity and profitability. It involves inventory management, cash management, and receivables management. Inventory management techniques include determining optimum inventory levels and economic order quantities. Cash management strategies include cash planning, managing cash flows, determining the optimum cash balance, and investing idle cash. Receivables management includes establishing credit policies, executing collection policies, and using tools like credit ratings and aging schedules.
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