Wealthy Indians are finding ways to benefit from a new foreign currency deposit scheme. They are sending money to NRI relatives as gifts to invest in lucrative FCNR accounts. This strategy aims for high returns and potential tax benefits. NRIs are also moving funds to these new deposits. This practice echoes past schemes, offering attractive dollar returns.

Banks are aggressively increasing interest rates on NRI dollar deposits. This move follows a special RBI dispensation to boost foreign currency inflows. Several lenders are now…

India's RBI reopens FCNR(B) deposit window to attract up to $60 billion from NRIs abroad, offering 5.5%-7% rates on dollar deposits to stabilize the rupee.

Indian banks are launching a global campaign to attract over $50 billion in deposits from the diaspora. This initiative aims to strengthen foreign exchange reserves and support…

Banks are urging the RBI to clarify regulations for the new FCNR deposit scheme, aiming to attract diaspora funds. They seek a tweak in wording to allow Non-Resident Indians to…

In an ambitious bid to enhance India's foreign currency reserves, the Reserve Bank of India is urging banks to ramp up their efforts in attracting foreign currency non-resident…

Wealthy Indians are finding ways to benefit from a new foreign currency deposit scheme. They are sending money to NRI relatives as gifts to invest in lucrative FCNR accounts. This…

India saw inflows topping $155 billion in 2025-26 via remittances. Add another estimated $50 billion from this scheme which will run until September, and the country is…

The Indian government's decision to cover hedging costs for FCNR(B) deposits until September 2026 has enabled banks to offer higher interest rates, exceeding 7%. This allows NRIs…

India's economy is transforming, offering opportunities for Non-Resident Indians. Despite rupee depreciation, an undervalued currency presents potential gains. Reforms and…

Indian banks attract NRIs with FCNR(B) deposits offering up to 14% returns and significant leverage on investments.

The Reserve Bank of India has temporarily lifted interest rate restrictions on certain NRE and FCNR(B) deposits until September 30, 2026. This move aims to attract foreign…

The Reserve Bank of India seems to be pulling out all the stops to ensure that banks are able to attract deposits from Non-Resident Indians (NRIs).