What are P-Notes and how they works?

In India, only domestic investors, or Foreign Institutional Investors FIIs - those foreign institutions that have registered with SEBI, are allow to invest into the equity markets directly investor - say a hedge fund - would deposit funds with an FII that is authorized to issue P-notes, who would use the funds to purchase shares as instructed by the hedge fund. The FII would then issue a P

what is P-note?what is the advantage & disadvantage of it.

of stocks purchased by the FII. However, Indian regulators are not very happy about participatory notes because they have no way to know who owns the underlying securities. Regulators fear that hedge funds acting through participatory notes will cause economic volatility in Indias exchanges. Hedge funds were largely blamed for the sudden sharp falls in indices. Unlike FIIs, hedge funds are not directly

what is P-note?what is the advantage & disadvantage of it.

for making investments in shares listed in that country. That is why they are also called offshore derivative instruments. In the Indian context, foreign institutional investors (FIIs) and their sub ert group constituted by the finance ministry in India, in August 2004, participatory notes constituted about 46 per cent of the cumulative net investments in equities by FIIs.[1] Answered by: Raghu

What do you mean by PN and derivatives attached with FII.Is is justified to allow FII to invest without investing actual money?

SENSEX touching 20000 points is this a baloon which is going to be burst at any moment. There is no remarkable change in our economy then why it is so?

for Sensex in ... There is no remarkable change in our economy then why it is so...It is undoubtedly clear from the trend of the share market visible in last three -four moths that politicians and the FII have close nexus between them and obviously they are playing the game jointly .Heavy funds of political leaders is also involved and the market is pulled up by FIIs as and when they like. It is now crystal

Whats the importance of fiis in indian economy?

A survey of literature on portfolio investments revealed the importance of such investments for a developing economy like Indias. Foremost, FII investments are non-debt creating flows, also a reason why Indian policy makers sought to liberalize such flows in the wake of the BoP crisis in 1990-91. Theoretically, FII investments bring in global liquidity into the equity markets and raise the price

HOW MUCH FII MONEY IS STILL PRESENT IN OUR SHARE MARKET?

Fiis have taken there profit and npw there is approx. nil money of FIIs in indian share market.America is going from a very big economic unstability and FIIs are now concentrating on this issue.There are no FIIs money in the indian share market the clear evidence of which is that our share market has reached to 10000 from 21000.

WHATS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DII AND FII ?

Hamare sabhi digajo ka kahna hai , FII short selling ki wajah se market record niche ja raha hai.mera ye sawal hai , kya govt buyer nahi ban sakti.?

nahi ,,,,,,,,,, FII itna sell kar chuke hai hai ki jitni to india ki GDP bhi nahi ,,,,,,,, how can govt buy this much and the big question is why ???????...Aap ka statement aada sahi hai. Doosra possible nahim hai. In the name of globalisation we allowed the equity participation to FIIs. Had we stopped at it Indian stock markets would not have fallen this badly. Our markets are comparatively

Indians depended too much on FII ? Are they philanthropists?

defined objective and with no financial or material reward to the donor.Foreign Institutional Investor FII is used to denote an investor - mostly of the form of an institution or entity, which invests money in the financial markets of a country different from the one where in the institution or entity was originally incorporated.FII investment is frequently referred to as hot money for the reason that it can leave