Permission for non-residents to enter foreign exchange derivative contracts for hedging was authorised but subsequently omitted by regulation. Permission for non-residents to enter into foreign exchange derivative contracts with residents was previously authorised to permit hedging of exposures permissible under the foreign exchange regulatory framework, subject to Schedule II conditions; that provision has since been omitted by notification.
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Permission for non-residents to enter foreign exchange derivative contracts for hedging was authorised but subsequently omitted by regulation.
Permission for non-residents to enter into foreign exchange derivative contracts with residents was previously authorised to permit hedging of exposures permissible under the foreign exchange regulatory framework, subject to Schedule II conditions; that provision has since been omitted by notification.
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