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Authorised Dealers must maintain a Foreign Exchange Risk Reserve...

Foreign Exchange Risk Reserve imposes daily cash collateral and reporting duties on qualifying INR derivative hedging contracts.

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FEMA October 13, 2026 Circulars
Authorised Dealers must maintain a Foreign Exchange Risk Reserve for INR-related foreign exchange derivatives entered into with users. The reserve applies where the notional value exceeds USD two million equivalent and the derivative hedges a current account transaction in which the user purchases foreign currency against INR. It must equal 20 per cent of each contract's INR-equivalent notional amount, be deposited in cash in India with RBI daily, and remain maintained until contract termination. Splitting transactions among one or more Authorised Dealers to avoid the threshold is a violation. Daily FERR details must be reported through CIMS. Requirements apply to contracts undertaken after issuance.

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