Bancos indios piden al RBI suavizar las restricciones de garantía para fondos de NRI

Los bancos indios han solicitado al Reserve Bank of India que levante una restricción sobre las garantías. El objetivo es reactivar un plan de depósitos y atraer más fondos de la diáspora india.

Los bancos indios buscan la eliminación de una restricción de garantía por parte del Reserve Bank of India. El cambio les permitiría reactivar un plan especial de depósitos destinado a cuentas de no residentes en moneda extranjera. Los funcionarios creen que esta medida podría aumentar la oferta de dólares en el país.

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