India is taking a fresh look at security protocols to be followed by foreign direct investors as concerns rise over money coming in from countries that New Delhi<\/a> has sensitive ties with and monitors closely. 印度正在重新审视安全协议是紧随其后的是外国直接投资者超过资金来自国家的担忧新德里敏感的关系,密切监控。
The Department for Promotion of Industry<\/a> and Internal Trade (DPIIT), the finance ministry<\/a>’s department of revenue and the home ministry are holding discussions on the matter, said people with knowledge of the matter.
The review comes amid the rising trend of FDI being screened worldwide. The EU recently adopted a screening framework on the grounds of security and public order. The US has stepped up scrutiny of Chinese investments in the country amid a trade war<\/a> over concerns about acquisition of American assets.![\"\"](\"\/\/www.iser-br.com\/Themes\/Release\/images\/responsive\/ettelecom-default.jpg\")
‘Some Concerns’<\/strong>
“There are some concerns,” said a senior official aware of the deliberations. “We are looking at the constituents of the security protocol… What needs to be done.”
India has widened the opening for FDI, allowing overseas money into most sectors through the automatic route, having abolished the Foreign Investment Promotion Board<\/a> (FIPB) in 2017.
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The government relaxed FDI norms on August 28, allowing automatic approvals for 100% FDI in mining and sale of coal, among other relaxations. Barring some sensitive sectors or select ones such as real estate, cigarettes and lotteries, the FDI policy has been substantially liberalised.
FDI rose 28% to $16.3 billion in the June quarter from $12.8 billion in the year earlier. The government didn’t provide a breakup of the source countries.
The current security module, worked out after discussions with concerned agencies, specifies the distance at which a facility can be set up from the international border or a military establishment. There are also restrictions on investments in certain sensitive states.
In the wake of fresh concerns, the government is evaluating if these components need to be revisited or new ones need to be introduced.
“The idea is to see if some more elements are needed,” the official said.
Every company has to furnish a return to the RBI prior to bringing FDI into the country and after the money has flowed in under FEMA guidelines.
“We could request the RBI to seek more information in line with requirement of agencies on security front,” the official said.
A large amount of data is already captured by the RBI, he added.
Countries such as the US have a committee on foreign investment with representation from key departments such as defence, homeland security and commerce.
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推广的部门行业和内部贸易(DPIIT)财政部的部门的收入和内政部讨论此事,知情人士表示。
审查之际,全球外国直接投资被筛选的上升趋势。欧盟最近通过了一项筛选框架为由安全和公共秩序。美国加大了对中国投资的审查中贸易战争在收购美国资产的担忧。
的一些问题
说:“有一些忧虑,一位高级官员意识到讨论。“我们正在考虑的成分安全协议…需要做什么。”
印度已经扩大外商直接投资的开放,允许海外资金进入大多数行业通过自动路线,废除了外国投资促进委员会2017年(FIPB)。
政府放松了FDI规范8月28日,允许自动审批100% FDI在煤炭开采和销售,等风头。除非一些或选择的敏感领域,如房地产、香烟和彩票,FDI政策大幅放开了。
6月季度FDI增长28%至163亿美元从去年同期的128亿美元。政府没有提供来源国家的分手。
当前的安全模块,制定与有关部门讨论后,指定的距离国际边境的设施可以设置或军事机构。也有限制投资在某些敏感的状态。
后新的担忧,政府正在评估如果这些组件需要重新审视或引入新的需要。
“我们的想法是,看看一些元素是必须的,”这位官员说。
每家公司都有提供回到印度储备银行引入FDI之前和之后的钱流入在联邦应急管理局的指导方针。
“我们可以请求印度央行寻求更多信息符合要求的机构在安全方面,”这位官员说。
大量数据已经被印度储备银行,他补充说。
国家如美国外国投资委员会在国防等关键部门表示,国土安全部和商业。
India is taking a fresh look at security protocols to be followed by foreign direct investors as concerns rise over money coming in from countries that New Delhi<\/a> has sensitive ties with and monitors closely.
The Department for Promotion of Industry<\/a> and Internal Trade (DPIIT), the finance ministry<\/a>’s department of revenue and the home ministry are holding discussions on the matter, said people with knowledge of the matter.
The review comes amid the rising trend of FDI being screened worldwide. The EU recently adopted a screening framework on the grounds of security and public order. The US has stepped up scrutiny of Chinese investments in the country amid a trade war<\/a> over concerns about acquisition of American assets.
‘Some Concerns’<\/strong>
“There are some concerns,” said a senior official aware of the deliberations. “We are looking at the constituents of the security protocol… What needs to be done.”
India has widened the opening for FDI, allowing overseas money into most sectors through the automatic route, having abolished the Foreign Investment Promotion Board<\/a> (FIPB) in 2017.
\n \n \n
The government relaxed FDI norms on August 28, allowing automatic approvals for 100% FDI in mining and sale of coal, among other relaxations. Barring some sensitive sectors or select ones such as real estate, cigarettes and lotteries, the FDI policy has been substantially liberalised.
FDI rose 28% to $16.3 billion in the June quarter from $12.8 billion in the year earlier. The government didn’t provide a breakup of the source countries.
The current security module, worked out after discussions with concerned agencies, specifies the distance at which a facility can be set up from the international border or a military establishment. There are also restrictions on investments in certain sensitive states.
In the wake of fresh concerns, the government is evaluating if these components need to be revisited or new ones need to be introduced.
“The idea is to see if some more elements are needed,” the official said.
Every company has to furnish a return to the RBI prior to bringing FDI into the country and after the money has flowed in under FEMA guidelines.
“We could request the RBI to seek more information in line with requirement of agencies on security front,” the official said.
A large amount of data is already captured by the RBI, he added.
Countries such as the US have a committee on foreign investment with representation from key departments such as defence, homeland security and commerce.
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