Export advance compliance: banks must ensure timely shipment, report overdue advances and refer suspicious cases for enforcement. An exporter receiving an advance must complete shipment within the stipulated period; AD Category I banks must monitor overdue advances, exercise KYC and AML due diligence to ensure bona fide flows, refer doubtful or chronic defaulters to the Directorate of Enforcement, and submit a quarterly statement of overdue export advances as per the Annex within 21 days from quarter end, under powers conferred by the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999.
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Export advance compliance: banks must ensure timely shipment, report overdue advances and refer suspicious cases for enforcement.
An exporter receiving an advance must complete shipment within the stipulated period; AD Category I banks must monitor overdue advances, exercise KYC and AML due diligence to ensure bona fide flows, refer doubtful or chronic defaulters to the Directorate of Enforcement, and submit a quarterly statement of overdue export advances as per the Annex within 21 days from quarter end, under powers conferred by the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999.
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