Foreign exchange derivatives rules govern permissible hedges, eligibility, documentation and reporting requirements for market participants. Master Circular prescribes the regulatory framework for foreign exchange risk management and inter bank dealings: authorised derivative products, eligible users and detailed operational safeguards including documentary evidence, undertakings, auditor certifications, tenor/notional and rebooking/rollover rules tied to underlying exposures. It sets prudential requirements for AD Category I banks on product offering, user suitability, position limits, CRAR linked eligibility, commodity and freight hedging routes, and extensive reporting and disclosure obligations to the Reserve Bank.
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Foreign exchange derivatives rules govern permissible hedges, eligibility, documentation and reporting requirements for market participants.
Master Circular prescribes the regulatory framework for foreign exchange risk management and inter bank dealings: authorised derivative products, eligible users and detailed operational safeguards including documentary evidence, undertakings, auditor certifications, tenor/notional and rebooking/rollover rules tied to underlying exposures. It sets prudential requirements for AD Category I banks on product offering, user suitability, position limits, CRAR linked eligibility, commodity and freight hedging routes, and extensive reporting and disclosure obligations to the Reserve Bank.
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