The Reserve Bank of India is implementing stricter scrutiny on large overseas direct investments by Indian companies. Banks must now collect and present detailed information regarding these investments to the RBI. This initiative aims to prevent potential losses for both the companies and the Indian economy. The RBI's checklist requires banks to conduct thorough due diligence on the rationale behind each investment.
In response to the ongoing volatility of the rupee, the Reserve Bank of India has increased its scrutiny of large corporate investments abroad. Companies will now be required to provide complete disclosure for deals larger than $1 billion.