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Banks look to foreign funding to maximize RBI’s bazooka
Lenders have sought clarity on using NRI deposits as collateral to help attract additional foreign capital under the RBI’s latest scheme.
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thehindubusinessline.com
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economictimes.indiatimes.com
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timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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timesofoman.com
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RBI offers concessional swaps, allows leverage for NRI deposits to drive forex inflows
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From tax exemption to FCNR(B) deposits: How India is trying to attract foreign capital
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Some lenders hike rates on FX deposits for non-resident Indians - The Economic Times
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Banks pay 7% on dollar deposits as India seeks fresh foreign currency
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FCNR deposit in demand: $1,277 extra interest on $10,000 investment by NRIs after RBI's latest move? - The Economic Times
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Banks raise NRI deposit rates to draw dollar inflows - The Economic Times
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RBI's measures may attract USD 60-70 billion foreign capital, support rupee: India Ratings
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After RBI measures, banks offer up to 7% on dollar deposits
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Banks look to foreign funding to maximize RBI’s bazooka
Lenders have sought clarity on using NRI deposits as collateral to help attract additional foreign capital under the RBI’s latest scheme.