2 FX Markets and Regulations Treasury Marketing Unit.

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2 FX Markets and FX Markets and Regulations Regulations Treasury Marketing Unit Treasury Marketing Unit

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FX Market - Spot rupeeFX Market - Spot rupee• Market between 9:00 - 16:00 hrs IST

•Illiquid in the last half hour.

• Market lots of USD 1-3 MM. Typical deal size of USD 2 MM.

• Participants - Foreign Banks, State run Banks, Financial Institutions and Public and Pvt. sector Corporations

• Spot daily turnover - USD 0.5-1 MMM

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FX Market - Regulatory FX Market - Regulatory environmentenvironment• No capital account convertibility.

•Foreign exchange transactions through Authorized Dealers (Citibank is an Authorised dealer)

•Outward remittances of fcy must be backed by acceptable current account transaction. Inwards freely permitted.

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•Only Authorised dealers allowed to take proprietary positions in the foreign exchange markets.

•Only residents allowed to access domestic forward markets to cover genuine foreign exchange exposures

•Exceptions ….

FX Markets - The regulatory FX Markets - The regulatory environmentenvironment

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Exceptions …

•Can cover Dividend flows to parent after they are declared.

•Hedge for Foreign Direct Investment after 1992. To apply through Authorised Dealers like Citibank. Case by case approach of the RBI. We have obtained permissions in the past.

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Why Citibank?Why Citibank?

Track record: Largest number of FDI transactions into India

Foreign exchange presence:• Rated best Bank for Indian Rupee by Euromoney.• Largest position limit granted by RBI after State Bank of India.

Corporate Sales and Distribution Network• Can access the entire market. Have 80 of the Top 100 corporates.• Rated top Bank for Corporate Foreign Exchange and Derivatives

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Why Citibank?Why Citibank?Regulatory interface: Excellent equation with the RBI. Have obtained approvals in the past. Regulatory expertise : Experienced team handling regulatory liaison, documentation etc.

Time value of funds and Ease of remittance

Rupee investments: Money Market presence, Largest Interbank players; 100% owned subsidiary has flexibility to offer better rates for rupee investments

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