Change in FII Holding
Foreign Institutional Investors (FIIs) are international entities such as mutual fund companies, banks, and insurance companies that have invested in a company. These are the stocks where FII holdings have changed by at least 5% in the last 1 year.
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Frequently asked questions
FIIs are Foreign Institutional Investors who invest in various financial assets such as stocks or mutual funds. It includes banks, insurance companies, pension funds, etc.
FIIs in the stock market include Banks, Asset Management Companies, mutual fund houses, and Insurance companies based outside India.
FII holding works similar to the normal shareholding. But they often buy substantial shares in Indian companies. Hence, it may impact the stock price. Also, as they hold many shares, they get voting rights in proportion to their holding, which can influence the company's key decisions.
Banks, Mutual Fund Companies, Insurance Companies, Pension Funds, and others based outside India are examples of FIIs.
High FII holdings in a company boost retail investor confidence as they bring in foreign capital. They also provide market stability through large-scale investments and increase liquidity, enhancing the overall market dynamics.
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