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Indian party is permitted to issue performance guarantee and only 50 per cent of the amount of the performance guarantees will be reckoned for the purpose of computing financial commitment to its JV/WOS overseas which should be within the limit prescribed by the Reserve Bank from time to time. Further, the time specified for the completion of the contract will be the validity period of the related performance guarantee.
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Indian party is permitted to issue performance guarantee and only 50 per cent of the amount of the performance guarantees will be reckoned for the purpose of computing financial commitment to its JV/WOS overseas which should be within the limit prescribed by the Reserve Bank from time to time. Further, the time specified for the completion of the contract will be the validity period of the related performance guarantee. In cases where invocation of the performance guarantee breach the limit of the prescribed financial commitment, the Indian Party is required to seek prior approval of the Reserve Bank before remitting funds from India, on account of such invocation.
Dear Friend,
as far as your query is concerned that Can an Indian party issue performance guarantee in favour of overseas JV/WOS?
Let me informed that Yes. Indian party is permitted to issue performance guarantee and only 50 per cent of the amount of the performance guarantees
will be reckoned for the purpose of computing financial commitment to its JV/WOS overseas which should be within the limit
prescribed by the Reserve Bank from time to time. Further, the time specified for the completion of the contract will be the validity
period of the related performance guarantee. In cases where invocation of the performance guarantee breach the limit of the prescribed
financial commitment, the Indian Party is required to seek prior approval of the Reserve Bank before remitting funds from India, on
account of such invocation.
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