<h1>RBI Revises ECB Framework: Entities Eligible for FDI Can Raise Up to $750M Annually Under Automatic Route.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India, in consultation with the Government of India, has revised the External Commercial Borrowing (ECB) framework, allowing all entities eligible for Foreign Direct Investment to raise up to USD 750 million annually under the automatic route. The new policy simplifies the borrowing process by setting a uniform Minimum Average Maturity Period of three years and merging previous ECB tracks into two categories: Foreign Currency Denominated ECB and Rupee Denominated ECB. The list of eligible borrowers has been expanded to include various entities, enhancing access to overseas funds for Indian companies, particularly in infrastructure.