The IUKFP has identified various important recommendations for policy makers and supervisors in India and the UK. | Photocredit: ThemotionCloud
A report from the India-UK Financial Partnership (IUKFP)-the leading forum for cooperation between financial services between India and the VK-Behrijfs how the two countries can strengthen the connectivity of the stock capital markets by improving the current indication regime between the stock markets of the Indian shares, which means that EQUITY-SKINSINGS.
The report, ‘Catalysis of bilateral growth: Connecting India and the British stock capital markets’, proposes a series of recommendations to realize this vision, including the insistence of policymakers to enable Indian companies to enable National Stock Exchange (NSE) and/or BSE on the London Stock Exchage and Utchat Londe Stock and Utlondon List and Utchat List Exchange and Utor London
Traditionally, preservators (DRS) are used by Indian companies to increase international stock capital and overseas secondary entries, but they have become less popular in the last decade. Recent changes in the regulations, such as the new rules of India for international stock lists in certain permitted areas of law and the new international secondary frame segment of the UK, have cleared the way for direct stock crossings between the two countries.
Main proposals
The IUKFP has identified various important recommendations for policy makers and supervisors in India and the UK. It recommends changing Indian regulations to allow Equity share cross-listings, including the VK as a permitted jurisdiction and the London Stock Exchange as a permitted stock market.
It has recommended that shares issued by listed companies in the UK may be mentioned on Indian fairs. Regulators must be able to properly approve the prospectuses of foreign list, so that the UK’s Financial Conduct Authority and the Securities and Exchange Board of India Prospectuses for Cross-Listings can revise and approve.
Another question is that listed companies in London are allowed to report in International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and international audit standards for stock shares about Indian fairs. Allowing Omnibus account structures for cross-border settlement and the development of direct settlement of shares in India and the UK are other important recommendations.
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Published on April 11, 2025
