RBI ab forex market mein transparency laane ke liye full on mode mein hai. Jo offshore rupee derivative market mein gap tha, use bharne ke liye yeh move hai. Iska matlab hai ki ab India ke bahar jo bhi INR se jude derivative trades ho rahe hain, unki bhi reporting hogi.
Basically, Authorised Dealer Category-I (AD Cat-I) banks ko ab apne related entities dwara globally kiye gaye transactions ko Clearing Corporation of India Ltd (CCIL) ko report karna padega. Isse forex market mein zyaada clarity aayegi, price discovery achhi hogi aur speculation par bhi lagam lagegi.
Reporting ekdum se nahi hogi, balki steps mein hogi. July 2027 tak contract value ka 70% report karna hoga, phir 80% aur finally 90% tak jayega. Yeh gradual approach banks ki feedback ke baad liya gaya hai, kyunki international trades report karna mushkil ho sakta hai.
Agar duniya bhar ki baat karein toh US aur EU jaise regions mein Dodd-Frank aur EMIR jaise regulations ke under derivative reporting pehle se hi chalu hai. India ka focus khaas taur par offshore rupee derivatives par hai. RBI chahta hai ki INR exposure ka ek unified view mile, isliye yeh offshore related parties ke transactions ko bhi include kar raha hai, bhale hi foreign banks ko kuch data access issues ho sakte hain.
Haan, yeh sab reporting ka naya system banks ke liye, especially foreign banks ke liye, thoda challenging ho sakta hai. Compliance badhega aur costs bhi increase ho sakte hain. Alag-alag legal entities aur countries se data gather karke report karna padega, jiske liye naye systems mein investment karna padega.
Isse hedging ya arbitrage ke liye flexibility kam ho sakti hai, khaas kar un banks ke liye jinka global structure complex hai. RBI ne pehle bhi non-deliverable forward (NDF) contracts ko ban kiya tha aur open rupee positions ko cap kiya tha, taaki speculation aur volatility kam ho. Lekin iska asar liquidity par ya hedging costs par bhi pad sakta hai.
RBI ne draft rules par March 9, 2026 tak comments maange hain, final guidelines baad mein aayengi. Phased plan July 2028 tak kuch components ke liye full reporting aim karta hai. RBI ka motive saaf hai – ek strong aur transparent Indian forex market banana jo global currency shifts ke liye ready ho.
