With the recovery in the stock market, investment through P-Notes also increased handsomely


Mumbai: For the past two months, there has been an increase in investment through participatory notes (P-notes) in the country's capital market. Investments through P-Notes increased to Rs 95,911 crore at the end of April, according to Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) data.

Due to the strength in the country's economy, foreign investors are attracted to invest in the capital market. After the figure of Rs 96,292 crore seen in November, 2022, the figure of investment through P-Notes has been seen at the end of April.

Foreign investors issue P-Notes against their investments to investors investing through foreign institutional investors in the capital market without registering directly in India. However, for this investors have to follow some rules.

Foreign investors can invest in Indian equities, debt instruments and hybrid securities through the P-Notes route. Sebi's figures also reveal that the investment figure through P-Notes stood at Rs 95,911 crore at the end of April compared to Rs 88,600 crore at the end of March of the current year.

Of the Rs 95,911 crore, Rs 86,226 crore was invested in equities, Rs 9,586 crore in debt instruments and Rs 1,000 crore in hybrid securities. For the second month in a row, April has seen an increase in P-Notes investment. Compared to other countries of the world, India is currently becoming a favorable destination for foreign investors.

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