Sebi e CBDT flexibilizam regras de PAN para investidores estrangeiros

15 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

O regulador de valores mobiliários da Índia, Sebi, e o Conselho Central de Impostos Diretos relaxaram os requisitos de conformidade do Número de Conta Permanente (PAN) para investidores estrangeiros de portfólio. As mudanças abordam preocupações sobre processos complexos de integração. Elas visam simplificar a documentação e apoiar o investimento estrangeiro contínuo nos mercados indianos.

A Sebi e o CBDT flexibilizaram as regras de conformidade do PAN para investidores estrangeiros de portfólio. A medida responde às preocupações sobre procedimentos complicados de integração que haviam criado barreiras para participantes estrangeiros.

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