Participatory Notes

P-note investments continue to drop; stands at Rs 79,088 cr in August-end, reveals SEBI data

Investments through participatory notes (P-notes) in the Indian capital market stood at Rs 79,088 crore in August-end, registering the third consecutive month-on-month decline

Investments through P-notes jump to Rs 78,110 cr till March-end: SEBI data

Investments through participatory notes in the domestic capital market rose to Rs 78,110 crore at the end of March, amid positive market sentiments

Investment through P-notes rises to Rs 79,247 cr in November after hitting more than 9-year low

As per the data, the fund inflow through P-notes in October this year was the lowest since March 2009, when the cumulative value of such investments stood at Rs 69,445 crore.

Investment in P-notes rises to Rs 84,647 cr by August-end for first-time in ten months: SEBI data

Of the total investments made last month, P-note holdings in equities were at Rs 66,233 crore and the remaining in debt and derivatives markets.

Investment in P-notes continues to decline; plunges to over nine-year low of Rs 80,341 crore

P-notes are issued by registered foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) to overseas investors who wish to be part of the Indian stock market without registering themselves directly

P-note investments plunge to over 9-year low of Rs 93,497 crore at May-end amid stringent norms

P-notes are issued by registered FPIs to overseas investors who wish to be part of the Indian stock markets without registering themselves directly

P-Note investments dip to 8-year low at Rs 1.19 lakh cr in January

Investments in the domestic capital market through participatory notes (P-notes) plunged to a nearly eight-and-a-half-year low of Rs 1.19 lakh crore in January-end amid stringent norms put in place by regulator Sebi to check misuse

Black money hunt: Sebi to levy $1,000 fee on P-Notes, bars speculative issuance

Sebi decided to relax the entry norms for foreign portfolio investors willing to invest directly in Indian markets rather than through participatory notes.

Instead of Sebi tightening rules for participatory notes, govt should ban them lock, stock and barrel

Sebi steps haven’t resulted in a significant drop in PN investments shows that so long as it is alive, crooks would be tantalized to use and abuse them

Sensex feels the earnings chill, loses 263 pts as selling extends for 7th straight session

This is longest decline for benchmark Sensex since March 2015