RBI proposes changes to external commercial borrowing regulations
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- limit based
- 300% of net worth
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has introduced draft regulations to liberalize external commercial borrowing (ECB). Key changes include replacing the annual borrowing cap of USD750 million with a dynamic limit based on 300% of net worth. This shift aims to foster a more market-driven approach, impacting financing strategies for Indian entities.
The removal of prescriptive cost ceilings allows borrowing costs to be determined by market conditions, potentially enhancing access to capital for businesses. This move may encourage increased foreign investment and liquidity in the market.
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