Export finance refers to the financial assistance provided to exporters to support their international trade operations. It helps businesses manage cash flow, production, and shipment while waiting for payments from overseas buyers. Export finance can be pre-shipment or post-shipment, and is offered by banks, financial institutions, and export credit agencies. Common forms include packing credit, bills discounting, and buyer’s credit. Exporters also benefit from government schemes like ECGC insurance and interest equalization. By ensuring liquidity and mitigating risks, export finance plays a crucial role in helping Indian businesses expand globally and remain competitive. Whether you’re a small exporter or a large enterprise, access to efficient export finance solutions is essential for scaling your operations and fulfilling international orders smoothly.
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has recently tightened its regulations concerning Overseas Direct Investments (ODIs). As per the latest directive, companies with unresolved ODI violations must rectify these issues by August 25, 2025, or face restrictions on future overseas…
Are you an Indian exporter struggling with delayed payments and limited access to export credit? You’re not alone. Recent news reveals India has identified low export credit availability and underdeveloped factoring services as major pain points for export growth. Addressing…
DGFT Introduces ‘Mode of Export of Services’ Field In eBRC Format For Services Exports W.E.F May 01, 2025 The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) has introduced the ‘Mode of Export of Services’ field in Electronic Bank Realisation Certificates (eBRCs)…
