FEDAI Rules-7, Exchange Contracts. Contact amountsOption period of deliverPlace of deliveryDate of deliveryOption of deliveryOption of usanceMerchant quotationRounding off Rupee equivalent of the foreign currencyChargesContract amountContract Amounts RULE 7-Exchange contracts Contact amounts Exchange contracts shall be for definite amounts i.e. there shall be no provision for excess or shortfall. When a bill contract mentions more than one rate for bill of different deliveries, the contract must state the amount and delivery against each such rate. Illustration Value of the export order dated 1.1.96 for US$60,000/- expiring – Delivery period 31.3.96, 30.4.96 and 30.6.96 – US$20,000/- each. CONTRACT NO VALUE DELIVERY PERIOD RATE 96/1 US$20,000 1.3.96 TO 31.3.96 RS 36.6200/- 96/2 US$20,000 1.4.96 TO 30.4.96 RS 37,0700/- 96/3 US$20,000 1.6.96 TO 30.6.96 RS 37,9700/- For the first shipment effected say on 15.3.1996 the exporter should indicate the contract No. as 96/1 and the rate as Rs. 36.6200. Option period of deliver Unless date of delivery is fixed and indicated in the contract, the option period of delivery should be specified as a calendar week (i.e. 1st to 7th, 8th to 15th, 16th to 23rd or 24th to last working day of the month) or a calendar fortnight (i.e. 1st to 15th or 16th to last working day of the month). In any case, the option of delivery shall not extend beyond one calendar month, (i.e. 1st to last working day of the month). If the fixed date of delivery or the last date of delivery option is a holiday/ declared a holiday the delivery shall be effected/ delivery option exercised on the preceding working day. Contracts permitting option of delivery must state the first and last dates of delivery.dy” or “cash” merchant contract shall be deliverable on the same day. “Value next day” contract shall be deliverable on the day immediately succeeding the contract date. A spot contract shall be deliverable on second succeeding business day following the day when the transaction is closed. Place of delivery All contracts shall be understood to read “to be delivered or paid for at the bank” and “at the named place”. Date of delivery Date of delivery under forward contracts will be: In case of bills/ document negotiated, purchased or discounted – date of negotiated, purchased/ discount and payment of rupees to customer. In case of bills/ documents sent for collection-date of payment of Rupees to customer on realization of the bills. In case retirement/ crystallisation of import bills/ document- the date of retirement/ crystallisation of liability whichever is earlier. Option of delivery In all forward merchant contracts, the merchant whether a buyer or a seller will have the option of delivery. Option of usance The merchant purchase contract should state the tenor of the bills/ documents. Acceptance of delivery of bills/ documents drawn for a different tenor will be at the discretion of the bank. Merchant quotation In order to simplify and establish transparency, the exchange rate will be quoted in direct terms i.e. so many Rupees and Paise for 1 unit of foreign currency or 100 units of foreign currencies (with effect from 2nd August 1993). The merchant (as well as interbank) rate should be quoted upto four decimals, the last two digits being in multiples of 25 (for example US$1 = Rs. 34.3250, 1 Pound Sterling = Rs. 52.4350). The card rates of member banks should be quoted in two rates decimals. For the sake of software programming the card rates may be indicated in four decimals, provide the last two decimals are “00” (i.e. US$ = Rs. 34.9000). [The exchange rate for the euro will be quoted in direct terms i.e. so many rupees and paise for 1 unit of the euro. The merchant (as well as interbank) rates for the euro shall be quoted upto four decimal, the last two digits being in multiples of 25. The card rates of member banks shall be quoted in two decimals. For the sake of software programming the card rate may be indicated in four decimals provided the last two decimal are 00.] A list of common currencies and the unit of rate quotations are as detailed below: Currencies to be quoted against one unit of foreign currency: Australian Dollar Austrian Schilling Bahraini Dinar Canadian Dollar Danish Kroner Deutsche Mark Dutch Guilder Egyptian pound European Currency Unit (E.C.U.) Finnish Mark French Franc Hongkong Dollar Irish Punt Kuwaiti Dinar Malaysian Ringgit New Zealand Dollar Norweigian Kroner Omani Rial Qatar Rial Saudi Riyal Singapore Dollar Sterling Pound Swedish Kronor Swiss Franc Thai Bhat UAE Dirham US Dollar EURO2 Currencies to be quoted against 100 unit of foreign currencies: Belgian Franc Indonesian Rupiah Italian Lira Japanese yen Kenyan Schilling Spanish Peseta Asian Clearing Union currencies to be quotes against 100 units of foreign currencies: Bangladesh Taka Burmese Kyat Iranian Rial Pakistan Rupee Sri Lanka Rupee (Note: With effects from 01.01.96 the settlement procedure has been revised to ACU Dollar) Rounding off Rupee equivalent of the foreign currency at the agreed merchant rate Settlement of all merchant transactions shall be effected on the principle of rounding off the Rupees amounts to the nearest whole Rupee i.e. without paise. Note: In terms of the above Rule amount upto 49 paise of the Rupee shall be ignored and amount from 50 to 99 paise of the Rupee equivalent shall be rounded off to the next Rupee. Charges On each forward sale or purchase contract booked, a minimum commission of Rs. 250/- shall be recovered from the customer. (AR 10/95 dated 20.12.95) Contract amount Any excess amount over the amount stated in a contract, or shortfall therein, shall be bought or sold, as the case may be, at the bank’s current spot rate of the day and the amount of the excess in the contract shall be cancelled as per Rule 8 IV. Please see “Clarification” at the end of this chapter Rule 7 Exchange contracts
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