The RBI also clarified that the ECBs raised prior to this circular will be required to mandatarily roll over their existing hedge only to the extent of 70 percent of outstanding ECB exposure.

Mumbai: The Reserve Bank on Monday relaxed norms for external commercial borrowings (ECBs) by reducing the mandatory hedging provision to 70% from the current 100%. The relaxed norms will apply to ...

The Reserve Bank of India has reduced mandatory hedging requirement for borrowers raising overseas funds to 70 percent from 100 percent. The circular comes amid the liquidity crunch in the country ...

In a circular addressed to all banks, the RBI said, “It has been decided, in consultation with the government, to reduce the mandatory hedge coverage from 100% to 70% for ECBs raised under Track ...

In late evening circulars stock exchanges NSE and BSE directed their member-brokers to take note of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) notification of 5 January on hedging of foreign exchange risk ...

RBI said companies would now be required to hedge 70 percent of their external commercial borrowings (ECB) for maturity periods of three to five years, instead of the full exposure.

Further easing the External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) norms, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Monday reduced the mandatory hedging provision to 70 per cent from 100 per cent. "On a further review ...

The Reserve Bank Monday relaxed norms for external commercial borrowings (ECBs) by reducing the mandatory hedging provision to 70 per cent from the current 100 per cent.

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The RBI also clarified that the ECBs raised prior to this circular would be required to mandatorily roll over their existing hedge only to the extent of 70% of outstanding ECB exposure.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday deferred the implementation of its guidelines on exchange-traded currency derivatives (ETCD) linked to the rupee to May 3, following feedback from ...

It may be noted that resident entities were permitted to hedge their exposure to price risk of gold on exchanges in the International Financial Services Centre from December 12, 2022.