Banks anticipate a surge in FCNR-B deposits before the September deadline. Initial inflows have been below expectations, but partnerships are being forged. Demand from non-resident Indians remains strong, especially from the Middle East. Lenders are intensifying outreach efforts to attract more overseas funds. Mobilisation is expected to accelerate closer to the scheme's conclusion.

NRI participation in FCNR(B) deposits is cautious, but banks remain hopeful for increased inflows by September-end.

Expected FCNR(B) deposit inflows are now projected at fifty to fifty-five billion dollars. Taxation complexities for nonresidents and tighter West Asian liquidity are impacting…

MUMBAI: Top private bank chiefs are taking a cautious view of RBI's FCNR(B) deposit window, with lenders saying tax rules, overseas liquidity conditions and regulatory constraints…

Banks anticipate a surge in FCNR-B deposits before the September deadline. Initial inflows have been below expectations, but partnerships are being forged. Demand from…

RBI reports strong $17.406 billion inflow in FCNR (B) deposits, highlighting robust NRI interest under the swap facility.

Foreign banks have facilitated most FCNR(B) deposits under the RBI's swap facility. This concessional swap facility has attracted over twenty billion dollars in total inflows. …