Why did regulators decide to decommission LIBOR?

Edited and updated on 12.05.2023 ”LIBOR”, once labeled as the world’s most important benchmark was discredited because of the 2008 financial crisis when authorities in the United States and Britain found traders had manipulated it to make a profit that sparked an investigation by Britain’s Financial Services Authority (FSA). The LIBOR rigging scandal of 2008…

Levy of charges on forex prepaid cards/store value cards/travel cards, etc.

Certain instruments like International Debit Cards/Store Value Cards/Charge Cards/Smart Cards or any other instrument that can be used in India to create a financial liability, as ‘currency’. The banking regulator Reserve Bank of India observed that a few Authorised Persons are levying certain fees/charges, which are payable in India on such instruments, in foreign currency.…

A guide on export procedures in India

Export documentation and procedures upon prevalent statutes/ amendments and country-specific requirements related to exporting from India are explained in this post. Definition of export: Export means selling goods or services by a person or a company of one country to a buyer in another country. The supplies made to IBRD/IDA/ADB aided projects are termed as…