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The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) brought out a major notification which relates to Foreign Exchange Management (Margins for Derivative Contracts). This notification was brought by the RBI by incurring section 2(47) of the Foreign Exchange Management Act, 1999.
Under this act, there are many definitions which are considered by the RBI. The following are the definitions which require to be analysed.
Under this act, as per section 3, any person is not allowed to deal or receive any form of derivatives without the permission of the RBI. Under this, no form of posting or collecting margin is allowed by any individual.
Can RBI issue directions to authorised banks for posting and collecting any margins related to derivatives?
Yes under section 4 of this act, the RBI has the authority to issue directions and circulars related to any form of derivative which is issued outside India. As per the above act, any derivative can be collected and also posted after prior permission.
Read our article:FEMA Guidelines on Foreign Currency Accounts
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