India's RBI raises external commercial borrowing cap to $1 billion
Borrowers can raise ECBs up to $1 billion or 300% of net worth
Change
India's RBI raised ECB limits to the higher of $1 billion or 300% of net worth and removed cost ceilings.
Why it matters
The revised framework expands borrowing capacity, adjusts maturity requirements and restricts certain end uses, altering financing conditions for eligible borrowers.
Implications
- — Borrowers must comply with revised ECB usage and maturity rules — violations risk regulatory action
- — Treasury teams must update financing strategies — misalignment risks funding inefficiency
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