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Swap of Shares means exchanging shares of one company with shares of another company.
In foreign security context, it is usually:
When a company acquires another company by exchanging its own shares with the shares held by the shareholders of the target company.
This is often done during mergers, acquisitions, or restructuring.
In cross-border transactions, swap can mean exchange of shares between an Indian company and a foreign company, which can have implications for FDI/FEMA and require RBI approval.
Why swap of shares matters?
The transaction involves transfer/issuance of shares, which is governed under FEMA rules.
If foreign securities are involved, RBI approval may be required depending on the deal structure and applicable regulations.
It is a method of investment or acquisition without immediate cash flow.
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