Bancos indianos pedem ao RBI que flexibilize restrições de garantias para fundos de NRIs

31 de maio de 2026

Reportado por IA

Bancos indianos solicitaram ao Reserve Bank of India que suspenda uma restrição sobre garantias. O objetivo é reviver um esquema de depósitos e atrair mais fundos da diáspora indiana.

Bancos indianos buscam a remoção de uma restrição de garantias imposta pelo Reserve Bank of India. A mudança permitiria que eles revivessem um esquema especial de depósitos voltado para contas de não residentes em moeda estrangeira. Autoridades acreditam que esta medida poderia aumentar a oferta de dólares no país.

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Bancos indianos pedem ao RBI que flexibilize restrições de garantias para fundos de NRIs

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