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FDI vs FII: Key Differences Explained by jeevanjoy487 is a document available to read on EtoBox.
FDI refers to long-term foreign investment in a company located in another country that provides significant ownership and control. FII involves short-term investments by foreign financial institutions in stocks, bonds, and other financial instruments of a country. The main differences are that FDI provides more control over business operations and focuses on physical assets, while FII is concerned with returns from financial markets and allows quicker exits without as much control over companies.
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