Your funds from each bank would be insured separately, regardless of the date of closure.

Person going abroad on emigration can draw foreign exchange upto USD100,000 on self- declaration basis from an authorized dealer in India. This amount is only to meet the incidental expenses in the country of emigration. No amount of foreign exchange can be remitted outside India to become eligible or for earning points or credits for immigration. All such remittances require prior permission of the Reserve Bank.

The re-pricing of the swap would be done as given in the illustration at the end of the FAQ.

Ans. Yes. The TReDS could deal with both receivables factoring as well as reverse factoring.

No. An investor can have only one unique investor Id linked to any of the prescribed identification documents. The unique investor ID is to be used for all the subsequent investments in the scheme. For holding securities in dematerialized form, quoting of PAN in the application form is mandatory.

Only an Indian Company engaged in financial sector activities can make investment in the financial services sector provided it fulfills the following norms besides complying with the parameters indicated at Answers to the Question Nos. 14 and 28.has earned net profit during the preceding three financial years from the financial services activities;is registered with the appropriate regulatory authority in India for conducting financial services activities;has a minimum net worth of Rs.15 crores as on the date of the last audited balance sheet; andhas fulfilled the prudential norms relating to capital adequacy as prescribed by the concerned regulatory authority in India.

Ans. Yes, please refer to the Master Directions on Reporting (/en/web/rbi/-/notifications/master-direction-reporting-under-foreign-exchange-management-act-1999-updated-as-on-may-12-2023-lt-span-gt-10202). The registration is required to be done once the AD bank’s approval for the establishment of office is issued.

• These securities will be issued in the form of Bonds Ledger Account (BLA).

• The securities in the form of BLA will be issued and held with RBI and thus, RBI will act as central depository.

• A certificate of holding will be issued to the holder of securities in BLA.

The non-competitive bidder will make payment to the aggregator or facilitator through which he has put the bid and receive his securities from them.

Ans. The following payments are eligible to be settled through ACU:-

1. for export / import transaction between ACU member countries on deferred payment terms; and

2. not declared ineligible as mentioned under Q.10

Note:- Trade transaction with Myanmar may be settled in any freely convertible currency, in addition to the ACU mechanism.