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RBI plans mandatory reporting of offshore related-party rupee FX contracts

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•The Reserve Bank of India has released draft Directions on foreign exchange dealings of authorised persons that include provisions on offshore rupee FX contracts.
•The draft framework proposes mandatory reporting of offshore rupee foreign-exchange contracts where the counterparties are related parties.
•The new rules are aimed at tightening oversight of offshore rupee trades, according to analyst commentary cited in financial media.
•The draft Directions apply to authorised persons under India’s foreign-exchange regulations, including banks and other licensed FX dealers.
•The RBI’s proposed reporting requirements focus on improving visibility into offshore rupee exposures and related-party positions.

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▸If the RBI finalises the draft Directions largely as proposed, including mandatory reporting of offshore related-party rupee FX contracts Authorised dealer banks and their offshore affiliates may need to upgrade reporting systems and compliance processes, increasing operational costs and changing how they structure INR hedging products.

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If mandatory reporting changes liquidity and positioning in offshore rupee FX markets, short-term price discovery in USD/INR could experience higher volatility as traders adjust strategies.

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🌍South Asia

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📈foreign exchange contracts 📈Indian Rupee

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🏛Reserve Bank of India

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FINANCEBloomberg - MarketsRBI Rules on Offshore Trades to Tighten Oversight, Analysts Say FINANCEThe Hindu - BusinessRBI releases draft Directions on Foreign Exchange Dealings of Authorised Persons FINANCEBusiness Standard (India)RBI plans mandatory reporting of offshore related-party rupee FX contracts

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has issued draft directions that would require mandatory reporting of offshore rupee foreign-exchange contracts between related parties, tightening oversight of non-deliverable and other offshore trades. The move targets authorised persons and their group entities dealing in INR offshore, aiming to improve transparency, monitor risk build-up, and reduce regulatory blind spots in the offshore rupee market. This could alter how banks, corporates, and global investors structure rupee hedging and speculative positions offshore.