Sebi illuminates access to the FPIs in Indian markets through a single window.

Capital markets Regulator Sebi approved a single-Window approval system on Friday to make it easier for foreign investors to access the Indian markets. The decision, which was made today during a board meeting, will facilitate the standards for FPIs, including sovereign asset funds such as GIC van Singapore, Adia van Abu Dhabi, Norway Pension Fund, CPPib from Canada and public retail funds and Morganley.

These entities together manage more than RS 81 Lakh Crore in Indian assets.

Currently, FPIs have access to the country via multiple routes based on the type of investors, investments and investor. Each route has its own documentation and compliance obligations. Although the multiple routes will continue, the proposed only automatic window will enable a uniform registration process in all these roads.

The automatic window applies to FPIs that are at least 75% owned by foreign governments or are properly regulated in their home country.

The move comes at a time when foreign portfolio investors have been careful with Indian shares due to global uncertainties and tariff pressure. By making the access easier and compliance lighter, Sebi strives to improve the attractiveness of India as an investment destination and to strengthen its position as one of the world’s leading IPO and stock markets. Since July, FPIs have sold shares more than RS 80,000 crore.

The supervisor has also approved other decisions, including relaxing standards for minimal public shareholding for IPOs. Companions can now have time till 10-years to meet minimum public shareholding requests.sebi has also approved a plan to simplify ipos for large companions, where they now sell a minimum of 2.5% of their pay-up Ipo-Ipo-Fromo-Fromo-Fromo-Fromo Fromo-Fromo-Fromo-Fromo Fromo-Fromo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-Fo-way Lakh crore.th regulator also revamped the share-allocation framework for anchor investors in Ipos to Broaden Institutional Investors’ Partipation. The anchor reservation for qualified institutional investors has been increased to 40% of the current 30%