Banking Unit licensing requires parent-bank capital, regulatory clearance, liquidity support, and a structured application process. International Financial Services Centre banking operations require Indian Banks and Foreign Banks to obtain a licence or permission before establishing a ... Summary
Banking Unit licensing requires parent-bank capital, regulatory clearance, liquidity support, and a structured application process.
International Financial Services Centre banking operations require Indian Banks and Foreign Banks to obtain a licence or permission before establishing a Banking Unit. A Banking Unit may operate as an IFSC Banking Unit or IFSC Banking Company. IBU applicants require prescribed capital, home-regulator clearance, and a liquidity undertaking, while IBC applicants require prescribed capital and home-regulator clearance for establishment as a subsidiary. Applications may be withdrawn before approval, and proposed refusals allow written submissions before a reasoned rejection.
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