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cannot accept<br />

time deposits<br />

of less than<br />

SGD<br />

250000;<br />

operate<br />

savings<br />

account;<br />

have more<br />

than one<br />

location (no<br />

branches)<br />

Total credit<br />

facilities to<br />

Singapore<br />

non-bank<br />

customers<br />

must be less<br />

than SGD 50<br />

million<br />

provide<br />

detailed<br />

financial<br />

statements to<br />

the MAS on<br />

a monthly<br />

basis.<br />

80<br />

<strong>International</strong> <strong>Business</strong>- <strong>Dr</strong>. R. <strong>Chandran</strong><br />

India as offshore banking, an emerging sector<br />

The concept and practices are not new to Indian banks. Indian public sector<br />

banks such as Bank Of India, State Bank Of India, Punjab National Bank<br />

and Bank Of Baroda already had operations in other countries. They have<br />

developed systems and expertise to handle offshore operations. The<br />

customers, both investing and borrowing segments are also aware of the<br />

mechanism. But in real terms, the awareness has been created while news<br />

items started appearing on overseas banking units (OBU) could be set up in<br />

special economic zones (SEZ) without mandatory requirements of SLR<br />

(Statuary Liquidity Ratio).<br />

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