<h1>India's IMF Quota Rises to 2.75%, Now 8th Largest Holder Post-14th General Review of Quotas.</h1> The Union Cabinet of India approved an increase in the country's quota in the International Monetary Fund (IMF) following the Fourteenth General Review of Quotas. This adjustment aims to better reflect global economic realities, placing all BRIC countries among the top 10 largest quota shareholders. India's quota share will rise from 2.44% to 2.75%, making it the eighth largest quota holder in the IMF. The increase, the seventh largest in this review, will see India's quota grow from SDR 5,821.5 million to SDR 13,114.4 million.