Published on Sat, Jan 18,2014 | 18:34, Updated at Sat, Jan 18 at 18:37Source : CNBC-TV18 | Watch Video : 
The RBI has prescribed a new pricing regime applicable to foreign investor exits using Call & Put options. And while it's not our case that equity should get assured returns, a dual pricing regime is confusing and in some cases unfair.
For instance, in the case of listed equity
- A non-resident has to buy from a resident at not less than preferential allotment price, sell to the resident at not more than preferential allotment price and in the case of selling to a resident using an option – sell at market price in the case of unlisted equity
- A non-resident has to buy from a resident at not less than DCF based valuation, sell to a resident at not more than DCF based valuation and in the case of selling to a resident using an option – Sell at not more than price arrived on basis of roe in latest audited balance sheet
Interestingly for investment in preference shares and debentures, the entry pricing is specified but the exit pricing can be as per any internationally accepted pricing methodology
CNBC-TV18's Menaka Doshi spoke to RBI Executive Director G Padmanabhan on RBI's Circular on Call and Put options
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