Introduction:
Learn how foreign investments into India work under FDI (Foreign Direct Investment) and FPI (Foreign Portfolio Investment) frameworks.
This course provides a practical understanding of investment routes, sectoral caps, compliance requirements, and RBI/FEMA regulations, helping businesses and professionals handle foreign investments correctly.
It is designed for those involved in raising capital, advising investors, or managing regulatory compliance in India.
What You Will Learn
- FDI vs FPI – key differences
- Automatic route vs government route
- Sectoral caps and restrictions in India
- FEMA and RBI regulations for foreign investment
- Compliance and reporting requirements
- Procedures for receiving foreign investment
- Exit and disinvestment rules
Course Highlights
- Focus on India-specific FDI/FPI regulations
- Covers compliance, approvals, and reporting
- Practical explanation with real scenarios
- Useful for businesses raising foreign capital
- Helps avoid regulatory mistakes
Why Choose This Inward Foreign Investments
You also get guidance for:
- Exam registration process
- Fee eligibility and discounts
- Documentation support
Course Modules
- FDI and FPI overview
- Role in economic growth
- Horizontal, vertical, conglomerate
- Practical examples
- Structure and functioning
- Differences from FDI
- Automatic route
- Government approval route
- Regulatory procedures
- 100% FDI sectors
- Restricted sectors
- Key compliance considerations
- Step-by-step process
- Filing and reporting requirements
- Real FDI investments
- Common challenges
Who Should Enroll
Business owners raising foreign investment
Finance and compliance professionals
Legal advisors
Investment consultants
Students in finance and economics
Disclaimer: This is an exam preparation program only.
All certifications are awarded by ACI Financial Markets Association after passing the official exams.
Benefits of the Course
- Understand FDI and FPI regulations clearly
- Avoid compliance mistakes
- Structure foreign investments correctly
- Improve decision-making for capital raising
- Build expertise in Indian regulatory framework
Course Deliverables
- Access to SIFL Learning Platform
- Study material (soft copy + audio)
- Video explanations
- Case studies
- Mock assessments
- Final certification test
FAQs
FDI is long-term investment in businesses, while FPI involves investment in financial markets.
Investment that does not require prior government approval.
Yes. It is governed by FEMA and RBI guidelines.
Yes. Different sectors have different FDI caps.
Business owners, finance professionals, and advisors handling foreign investments.