Prof. Nitin Saxena and Prof. Ankur Ahuja along with Mr. Abhishek Chandra Dwivedi(PGDM) & Ms. Sakshi Panchal(MBA) attended “Open House Discussion on Impact of Recent Economic and Regulatory Development on Indian Forex Market” at PHD Chamber of Commerce on 31st October, 2017. The session was formally inaugurated by Mr. Anil Kahiatn, President PHD Chamber, Chief Guest- Shri R.S. Ratho, Chief General Manager, Financial Market Operations Department, RBI and Guest of Honor- Shri Vikas Jaiswal, Assistant General Manager, Foreign Exchange Department, RBI.

Mr. Khiatan in his inaugural speech discussed that there are many factors which impact EXIM turnover in a country like Rupee-Dollor ratio, Political environment, Economic policies etc. He categorize players in Forex exchange in three categories Aggressive, Moderate and Conservatives. He also denied on the myth that if rupee depreciate than export with increase keeping data of 2013 where rupee depreciate by 23% and also there is a decrease in Export turnover.

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After the Inaugural Session the forum was open for discussion by Chief guest and Guest of Honor. Mr. Vikas was mainly discussing the structural change that has been incorporated by RBI for foreign investors. He mentioned that RBI is trying to involve SEBI for displaying and trading of currency through exchange. RBI is also workinh on making Indian banks more liberal for issuing bonds in overseas market and also making easy for overseas direct investment in India. Also there will be speedy procedure for remittances process both inward and outward and it will be easy for importers & exporters for posting their bills through e-portal of RBI.

Mr. Ratho discussion was on common global exchange code. He said that is the requirement of global market to have a standardized code for trading in overseas market. He discuss that soon RBI will be introducing common global exchange code for which the preparation was started in May, 2017. He also discussed that international is dependent on 5 Principles: Ethical, Governance, Execution, Information Sharing and Risk Management & Compliance. These global codes will be covering all the basic principles of market. These codes will be voluntary for the players.

The session ended with thought soon India will also lead in global trade market through common global exchange code and it will easy for everyone to have a track on foreign exchange rates.