NISM Certifications · NISM-Series-VI: Depository Operations · Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPI)
An FPI wishes to transfer securities held in its demat account to another FPI's demat account off-market. Which statement is most appropriate for the DP processing this?
The DP processes it only on a valid delivery instruction from the FPI, and the transfer must be permitted under FPI regulations and FEMA rules. A DP cannot act without client instruction, and board approval is not always needed.
- AOff-market transfers are never allowed for FPIs
- BIt is processed by a delivery instruction, subject to the transfer being permitted under applicable FPI regulations and FEMA rulesCorrect
- CIt requires the company's board approval in every case
- DIt can be processed without any instruction from the account holder
Explanation
A DP acts only on a valid delivery instruction from the account holder, and the transfer must comply with applicable FPI and FEMA provisions. It does not need board approval in every case, nor can a DP act without instruction.
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