Foreign currency borrowing maturity eased to permit one year tenure for specified swap-eligible borrowings, reverting to longer term subsequently. AD Category I banks may borrow overseas foreign currency beyond their unimpaired Tier I capital subject to minimum maturity rules: borrowings made on or before November 30, 2013 to avail the Reserve Bank's swap facility may have a minimum maturity of one year; borrowings beyond that date must have a minimum maturity of three years. The directions are issued under the Foreign Exchange Management Act and do not affect other required statutory permissions or approvals.
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Foreign currency borrowing maturity eased to permit one year tenure for specified swap-eligible borrowings, reverting to longer term subsequently.
AD Category I banks may borrow overseas foreign currency beyond their unimpaired Tier I capital subject to minimum maturity rules: borrowings made on or before November 30, 2013 to avail the Reserve Bank's swap facility may have a minimum maturity of one year; borrowings beyond that date must have a minimum maturity of three years. The directions are issued under the Foreign Exchange Management Act and do not affect other required statutory permissions or approvals.
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