Security for external commercial borrowings: expanded permissible charges on assets and guarantees to secure ECBs subject to conditions AD Category I banks may permit creation of charge on immovable assets, movable assets, financial securities and issuance of corporate and personal guarantees in favour of overseas lenders/security trustees to secure ECBs, provided the ECB complies with extant guidelines, the loan agreement contains a security clause mandating such charge, and necessary no objection certificates from existing Indian lenders are obtained; specific regulatory conditions apply to immovable properties, movable assets, financial securities transfers and guarantee formalities, and these measures are subject to FEMA regulations and immediate effect.
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Security for external commercial borrowings: expanded permissible charges on assets and guarantees to secure ECBs subject to conditions
AD Category I banks may permit creation of charge on immovable assets, movable assets, financial securities and issuance of corporate and personal guarantees in favour of overseas lenders/security trustees to secure ECBs, provided the ECB complies with extant guidelines, the loan agreement contains a security clause mandating such charge, and necessary no objection certificates from existing Indian lenders are obtained; specific regulatory conditions apply to immovable properties, movable assets, financial securities transfers and guarantee formalities, and these measures are subject to FEMA regulations and immediate effect.
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