Le Sebi et le CBDT assouplissent les règles relatives au PAN pour les investisseurs étrangers

15 mai 2026

Rapporté par l'IA

Le régulateur boursier indien, le Sebi, et le Central Board of Direct Taxes ont assoupli les exigences de conformité liées au numéro de compte permanent (PAN) pour les investisseurs institutionnels étrangers. Ces changements répondent aux préoccupations concernant la complexité des processus d'intégration. Ils visent à simplifier la documentation et à soutenir la poursuite des investissements étrangers sur les marchés indiens.

Le Sebi et le CBDT ont assoupli les règles de conformité liées au PAN pour les investisseurs institutionnels étrangers. Cette mesure répond aux inquiétudes concernant des procédures d'intégration complexes qui avaient érigé des barrières pour les participants étrangers.

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