Ø External Commercial Borrowings ‑ Meaning of
Ø Persons Eligible to raise ECB
Ø Purposes for which ECB can be raised
Ø Period for which ECB can be raised
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Borrowings from a Bank
situated outside India
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Borrowing by an Importer in
India
Ø Limits for Borrowings under ECB Schemes
Ø Borrowings by Special Economic Zone Units
Ø Procedure for Raising ECB under Automatic Route
Ø Procedure for Raising Other Foreign Currency Borrowings (not covered
under Automatic Route)
Ø
General
Permission to Keep Funds with a Bank Outside India
Ø
Guidelines
on Policies and Procedures for External Commercial Borrowings for 1999‑2000
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Exporters/Foreign Exchange
Earners
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On‑lending by DFIs and
Other Financial Intermediaries
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Proceeds from Bonds, FRNs
& Syndicated Loan
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ECB Entitlement for New
Projects
-
Interest Rate for Project
Financing
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Security
-
Exemption from Withholding Tax
-
Refinancing the Existing
Foreign Currency Loan
Ø Procedure for Seeking ECB Approval
Ø
ECB
Guidelines ‑ Modifications Issued in February, 2000
Ø
ECB
Guidelines ‑ Modifications Issued in June, 2000
Ø
ECB
Guidelines ‑ Modifications Issued in September, 2000
Ø
ECB
Guidelines ‑ Modifications Issued in July, 2002
Ø
ECB
Guidelines ‑ Modifications Issued in September, 2002
Ø
ECB
Guidelines ‑ Modifications Issued in November, 2003
Ø
ECB
Norms Relaxed to rope in more Investment in Core Sector
Ø Text of Foreign Exchange
Management (Borrowing or Lending in Foreign Exchange) Regulations, 2000