Supreme Court refuses to order ‘full public disclosure’ of ultimate beneficiaries of AIFs, FPIs without ‘legal framework’

The Supreme Court of India has refused to order full public disclosure of the ultimate beneficiaries of Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) and Foreign Portfolio Investors (FPIs). This decision means that the identities of those behind these investments will remain private. The court's ruling is significant because it maintains the status quo on transparency in these investments, which have been growing rapidly in India. This lack of transparency could continue to raise concerns about the flow of foreign capital into the country.

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The Supreme Court's refusal to order full public disclosure of ultimate beneficiaries of AIFs and FPIs may lead to concerns over transparency and potentially affect investor sentiment. This lack of transparency could lead to decreased investor confidence and

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