AsianInvestor's regulatory roundup, Apr 16
Indian rule changes on foreign investment; Luxembourg signs Fatca agreement; HKEx chair slams 'one share, one vote'; Morningstar on Taiwan ETF rules; Asian buyside seen as unprepared for clearing rules.
India: Ban on foreign investment in short-dated govvies
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has banned foreign investors from buying government debt of less than one year in maturity.
The rule, which came into force on April 7, comes as the India seeks to attract more long-term investors into the market.
Separately, Sebi sent out a circular in early April to domestic fund houses requiring them to disclose their monthly asset details, and to explain the decisions w…
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