How Investment positions of NRIs are monitored?

How Investment positions of NRIs are monitored?

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) monitors the investment position/s of NRIs/FIIs in listed Indian companies, as reported by designated banks, on a daily basis. When the total holdings of NRIs/FIIs under the Scheme reaches the limit of 2 percent below the sectoral cap, Reserve Bank will issue a notice (caution list) to all designated branches of designated banks cautioning that any further purchases of shares of the particular Indian company will require prior approval of the Reserve Bank. Once the shareholding by NRIs/FIIs reaches the overall ceiling/sectoral cap/statutory limit, the Reserve Bank places the company in the Ban List. Once a company is placed in the Ban List, no NRI can purchase the shares of the company under the Portfolio Investment Scheme.

For the list of scrips under caution/banned of RBI, visit here.