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RBI expands OTC FX derivative reporting to CCIL platform

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Issued by RBI: 12 Oct 2012  ·  Decoded by BankPulse: 19 Jun 2026, 23:52 IST
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Quick answerFrom November 5, 2012, Category-I AD banks must report additional inter-bank OTC FX derivatives on CCIL's platform. This includes FCY-INR (ex-USD) forwards/swaps, FCY-FCY forwards/swaps/options, and trades with overseas counterparties. Reporting deadlines vary by product.

What changed

RBI extended mandatory reporting on CCIL's platform to cover inter-bank OTC FCY (excluding USD)-INR forwards and FX swaps, FCY-FCY forwards, FX swaps, and options. These trades must be reported from November 5, 2012. Reporting timelines differ: FCY (ex-USD)-INR trades in hourly batches within 30 minutes of the hour, while FCY-FCY trades executed by 5 PM must be reported by 5:30 PM same day, and trades after 5 PM by 10 AM next business day.

What it means for you

Banks must now report a wider set of OTC FX derivative trades to CCIL, increasing operational load and requiring system updates. The phased approach means banks need to ensure compliance with new reporting deadlines and handle trades with overseas counterparties (no matching required). Outstanding positions as of November 5 must be reported by November 30, 2012.

What you must do

Who it affects

All Category-I Authorised Dealer Banks, Market makers (banks/PDs) dealing in OTC FX derivatives, CCIL as the reporting platform operator

What is the deadline for reporting FCY-FCY trades executed after 5 PM?

Such trades must be reported in one batch by 10 AM on the following business day.

Do I need to report trades with overseas counterparties, including my own branches?

Yes, AD banks must report FCY-FCY forwards, FX swaps, and options executed with overseas counterparties, including their own branches/parent body. However, there is no matching requirement for these trades on the CCIL platform.

Which currencies are covered under this reporting requirement?

The reporting currently covers 14 currencies: USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, CAD, CHF, HKD, DKK, NOK, NZD, SGD, SEK, and ZAR. Additional currencies will be added later.

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