Mumbai: The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Monday eased regulatory compliance requirements for foreign portfolio investors (FPIs) investing exclusively in government securities, removing the requirement for them to furnish investor group details.The change follows a June 5, 2026 circular by the RBI, which withdrew the requirement for FPIs investing in government securities through the general route to comply with the prescribed concentration limit.Read more: Fairfax plans IIFL Finance exit to fund IDBI Bank bidSpain mandates new 20-year green bond syndication, seeks to raise €4 billionSpain has announced a new initiative requiring banks to participate in a syndicated…