The Reserve Bank of India, RBI yesterday said that Indian companies will require to obtain its prior permission to open, hold and maintain foreign currency account – FCA abroad for the purpose of overseas direct investments. The RBI has issued a notification to this effect. According to the notification, the host country regulations stipulate that the investments into the country is required to be routed through a designated account and FCA should be opened, held and maintained as per the regulation.
News On AIR | April 3, 2012 9:17 AM
RBI nod must for FCAs for overseas investment