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Non-confirmation of FEMA seizure prevents adjudicators from overriding pending appellate findings on recorded reasons and suspected foreign asset hold...
Collateral Support for Export Credit under EPM-Niryat Protsahan is launched with immediate effect as a pilot, establishing a credit-guarantee mechanism for eligible MSME exporters' export-linked working capital (pre- and post-shipment) credit extended by eligible member lending institutions, aligned with RBI Master Directions on export credit; eligible exports are restricted to a notified positive list at the HSN six-digit level. Guarantee coverage is prescribed up to 85% for micro and small exporters and 65% for medium exporters, subject to a maximum guarantee ceiling of ₹10 crore per exporter for FY 2025-26 and an annual guarantee fee as per CGTMSE's CGS-I framework, enabling reduced collateral requirements and claim settlement on default within the notified coverage limits. Draft guidelines are concurrently opened for stakeholder consultation for 30 days, with refinement and later formalisation under the FTP/HBP framework.
Collateral Support for Export Credit under EPM-Niryat Protsahan is launched with immediate effect as a pilot, establishing a credit-guarantee mechanism for eligible MSME exporters' export-linked working capital (pre- and post-shipment) credit extended by eligible member lending institutions, aligned with RBI Master Directions on export credit; eligible exports are restricted to a notified positive list at the HSN six-digit level. Guarantee coverage is prescribed up to 85% for micro and small exporters and 65% for medium exporters, subject to a maximum guarantee ceiling of ₹10 crore per exporter for FY 2025-26 and an annual guarantee fee as per CGTMSE's CGS-I framework, enabling reduced collateral requirements and claim settlement on default within the notified coverage limits. Draft guidelines are concurrently opened for stakeholder consultation for 30 days, with refinement and later formalisation under the FTP/HBP framework.
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