Foreign exchange derivative contracts permit residents to enter and write standalone options against permitted underlying exposures under RBI conditions. Residents in India may enter into foreign exchange derivative contracts to hedge or otherwise in respect of transactions permissible under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, in accordance with Schedule I, and Schedule I is amended to permit writing standalone options: cross currency options (excluding the rupee) and foreign currency-rupee options through authorised dealers against permitted underlying foreign exchange exposures, subject to terms and conditions stipulated by the Reserve Bank of India.
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Foreign exchange derivative contracts permit residents to enter and write standalone options against permitted underlying exposures under RBI conditions.
Residents in India may enter into foreign exchange derivative contracts to hedge or otherwise in respect of transactions permissible under the Foreign Exchange Management Act, in accordance with Schedule I, and Schedule I is amended to permit writing standalone options: cross currency options (excluding the rupee) and foreign currency-rupee options through authorised dealers against permitted underlying foreign exchange exposures, subject to terms and conditions stipulated by the Reserve Bank of India.
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