Comprehensive data that covers the limits and restrictions on investing abroad.
Foreign Ownership Limitations cover the limits on the amount a foreign firm or individual can invest in a business in another country through buying shares. This information is used by index providers in determining the “free float”.
The product has a coverage of 50 countries, 37 fields, and 58 Exchanges. The information can be loaded into internal systems that allow trading and settlement engines to accurately calculate whether a transaction will breach the limits.
The product can be easily customized to meet each individual customer’s needs through a range of customization options:
- Delivery-based solutions to complement existing client infrastructure.
- Content provided at the geographical or portfolio holding level.
- Feeds containing particular formats, field content, and integrated client-level data items.
- Foreign Investment Details
- Foreign Investors: A Foreign investor can be either a natural person or a corporation/company, who has made an investment in business interests located in another country.
- Total number of stocks held directly by foreigners: It indicates the total number of shares held by foreign stockholders in a company.
- Direct holding ratio by foreigners: The foreign investors’ holding ratio is the ratio between the total number of stocks held by foreigners and the total number of outstanding shares issued by the company.
- Upper limit on foreign investment: Upper limit on foreign investment is the maximum investment level allowed by the government to the foreign person/company.
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Job Titles
- Data Analyst
- Chief Executive Officer
- Director
- Senior Vice President
- Product Development Manager
- Vice President
- President
Organizations
- Foreign Investors (individual/company)
- Index providers
- Law firms
