Synopsis The opening of the Indian stock market to Foreign Institutional Investors (FII) in 1992 made way for substantial foreign funds. Since then, the number of FIIs has been increasing to 740 currently. The FIIs saw merit in the strength of the Indian economy and foresaw growth potential with high profits than in their home markets. Other attractive factors for FIIs included the dematerialization of shares, rolling settlements, online trading and trading of derivatives.This book highlights issues related to FII investments and their contribution to the growth of the Indian stock market, and provides a practical framework that enables executives to comprehend and develop perspectives of their own.