External commercial borrowing rules set eligibility, maturity, security, conversion and reporting obligations for resident borrowers raising funds abroad. The Schedule sets out the ECB framework: eligible non-individual resident borrowers may raise ECBs from recognised lenders in foreign currency or INR, in ... Summary
External commercial borrowing rules set eligibility, maturity, security, conversion and reporting obligations for resident borrowers raising funds abroad.
The Schedule sets out the ECB framework: eligible non-individual resident borrowers may raise ECBs from recognised lenders in foreign currency or INR, in commercial borrowing forms; certain receipts are excluded. It prescribes borrowing limits, minimum average maturity requirements with defined exceptions, cost and arm's length rules for related-party borrowings, permissibility and conditions for security and guarantees, conversion to non-debt instruments subject to consent and no extra cost, refinancing and parameter changes, and comprehensive loan registration, reporting and certification requirements through designated AD Category I banks.
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