South Korea's National Pension Service seeks a license to invest in Indian government bonds under SEBI's lower compliance window
According to CNA Business, South Korea's National Pension Service, the world’s third-largest state pension fund with more than $1.3 trillion in assets, is seeking a licence to invest in Indian government bonds under SEBI's lower compliance window. The move aims to deepen foreign participation in India's debt market as rupee sits near historic lows, with foreign holdings in government bonds totaling about 4 trillion rupees. The SEBI window reduces required documentation to every 10 years for eligible investors, making the process easier for pension funds and sovereign wealth funds.
Key facts
- 01NPS is the world’s third-largest state pension fund and has more than $1.3 trillion in assets.
- 02NPS seeks a licence to invest in Indian government securities under SEBI’s lower compliance window.
- 03Foreign holdings in Indian government bonds are close to 4 trillion rupees.
- 04The SEBI lower compliance window allows documentation every 10 years for eligible investors, reducing upfront registration requirements.
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