Institutional investors for any country can be both External Investors (Foreign Investors) and Internal Investors (Domestic Investors). When the Indian Government opened its doors for foreign money into the Indian Stock market, they were named Foreign Institutional Investors (FII), commonly known as FIIs. To further reduce time and rationalise the process, the Indian Government introduced new Foreign Portfolio Investor (FPI) regulations in 2014, which were then implemented by the Securities Exchange Board of India (SEBI). FII can be referred to as a single foreign investor or a group of foreign investors. FPI invests in securities/stocks in other countries. In India, they can …