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1/9FAQ\'Funding OptionsExternal Commercial Borrowings1. What are the available routes for raising ECB? Ebbs can be raised either under the automatic route or under the approval route. For the automatic route,

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1. Gather all the necessary documents required for filling out the external commercial borrowings (ECB) application.
2. Submit the application form along with the required documents to the designated authority or bank.
3. Provide all the relevant details requested in the application form, including information about the borrower, the purpose of the borrowing, the amount to be borrowed, etc.
4. Comply with any additional requirements or regulations imposed by the lending institution or regulatory bodies.
5. Wait for the approval of the ECB application.
6. Once the application is approved, follow the disbursement procedures outlined by the lending institution.
7. Maintain proper records and adherence to repayment schedules as agreed upon in the borrowing agreement.
8. Ensure compliance with all legal and regulatory obligations related to the ECB, including reporting requirements, external commercial borrowing returns, etc.

Who needs external commercial borrowings?

1. Corporations or businesses that require funds for various purposes, such as financing new projects, acquiring assets, expanding operations, etc.,
2. Government entities, both central and state governments, for funding infrastructure development projects or other initiatives.
3. Developing countries or economies seeking external funds to supplement domestic resources and support economic growth.
4. Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that may find it challenging to obtain necessary financing through traditional channels.
5. Entities looking for foreign currency-denominated loans to meet specific funding requirements.
6. Individuals or organizations seeking access to international capital markets to diversify their sources of funding.

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What is external commercial borrowings?

External commercial borrowings refer to loans raised by Indian companies from foreign sources such as international banks and financial institutions.

Who is required to file external commercial borrowings?

Indian companies who have taken external commercial borrowings are required to file relevant information with the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

How to fill out external commercial borrowings?

External commercial borrowings can be filled out by submitting the necessary details and documents through an online portal provided by the RBI.

What is the purpose of external commercial borrowings?

The purpose of external commercial borrowings is to raise funds from foreign sources to meet the financial requirements of the Indian company.

What information must be reported on external commercial borrowings?

Information such as the amount borrowed, purpose of borrowing, interest rate, maturity date, and other relevant details must be reported on external commercial borrowings.