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In India, which regulator is responsible for registering and regulating Foreign Portfolio Investors under the FPI Regulations?
SEBI is the regulator that registers and regulates Foreign Portfolio Investors in India under its FPI Regulations, with registration done through designated depository participants. CCI, IRDAI and the Ministry of Corporate Affairs have different mandates and do not register FPIs.
- ASecurities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)Correct
- BCompetition Commission of India
- CInsurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India
- DMinistry of Corporate Affairs
Explanation
SEBI framed the FPI Regulations and registers FPIs through designated depository participants. CCI deals with competition, IRDAI with insurance, and MCA with company law administration, so none of them registers FPIs.
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