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<h1>RBI Updates: Category I Banks Can Borrow Overseas with Reduced Maturity of One Year Until Nov 30, 2013.</h1> The circular addresses Category I Authorised Dealer Banks regarding overseas foreign currency borrowings. It references a previous circular allowing these banks to borrow beyond 50% of their unimpaired Tier I capital, with a minimum maturity of three years. The new directive reduces this minimum maturity requirement to one year for borrowings made by November 30, 2013, to utilize the Reserve Bank of India's Swap facility. After this date, the minimum maturity reverts to three years. These instructions are issued under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999, and do not impact other required permissions or approvals.