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HSBC India Global Markets overview

Part 1. Hedging FX and Rate Exposures FX and Rates Market Overview FX Spot and Forwards Very Liquid spot market estimated daily volume of USD 5 billion Over 15 active interbank counterparties Forward market Very liquid forwards market upto 5 Years Typical Interbank lot size is USD 1-3 Mio Options An active Options market with daily volume of USD 100 Mio and 6-7 Interbank counterparties Market is liquid upto 5 Years but quotes upto 7 Years Rates Market Products for Hedging Swap Market OIS: Fixed against MIBOR (proxy for overnight rates) fixing reset and compounded daily for a specified period of time MIFOR: Constructed off USD/INR forward premia and USD LIBOR for same period FX Forwards Forward contracts are the most direct and popular method of eliminating the short-term transaction risk FX Options Range of option structures available Market Characteristics Market timing from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. IST Active involvement of the Central Bank (Reserve Bank of India) Reserve Bank prohibits any speculative access to the Rupee Note: Local Time Source: HSBC 2

Part 1. Hedging FX and Rate Exposures Offshore Participants FX As an Investor: Permissible Trades: Capital infusion Hedging of Dividends Hedging of translation risk from investment in India Products: Spot Forwards - Fixed date or Settlement anytime during a window period Plain Vanilla FCY Put (Call) INR Call (Put) Options Regulations: For equity inflow: - Firm underlying and any necessary approvals a must - Equity Inflow hedge can be executed for a tenor of upto six months - If cancelled, hedge can not be rebooked for same underlying and exchange gains if any, will have to be foregone Dividends can be hedged once declared For translation risk hedging: - Market value of investment can be hedged - If cancelled, hedge cannot be rebooked for the same underlying *The above regulations are not exhaustive and for more details, please refer to RBI guidelines which can be accessed at www.rbi.org.in 3

Part 1. Hedging FX and Rate Exposures Offshore Participants FX As an Operating company: Helps central treasuries access the liquid onshore markets Permissible Trades: To hedge FX risk arising from receiving INR invoices To hedge FX risk arising from INR denominated parental loans Products: Spot Forwards Fixed date or Settlement anytime during a window period FCY Put (Call) INR Call (Put) Options Swaps Full Currency, Interest Only, Coupon Only, Principal Only Advantages: Transfer of Risk and Consolidated Hedging Deliverable hedges No net settlement or additional slippage Access to onshore markets which are deeper in liquidity and tenor Regulations: Onshore bank needs to onboard client by way of KYC as per a prescribed format Overseas client to submit in advance and prior to any hedge a copy of the underlying invoice and onshore bank to be satisfied with the underlying Such contracts once cancelled cannot be rebooked. Rollovers permitted once Certain undertakings and declarations need to be given in writing by the client to the onshore bank *The above regulations are not exhaustive and for more details please refer to RBI guidelines which can be accessed at www.rbi.org.in 4

Part 1. Hedging FX and Rate Exposures Onshore Participants FX Permissible Trades: To hedge FX risk against transaction Specific Documentation: - To hedge FX risk on account of current account exposures - To hedge foreign currency interest/principal repayments for liabilities/loans - To hedge transactions denominated in foreign currency but settled in INR (Eg. Commodity payments) - To hedge the contingent foreign exchange exposure arising out of submission of a tender bid in foreign exchange To hedge FX risk against Past Performance for trade in goods and services Products: Spot Forwards Fixed date or Settlement anytime during a window period Plain Vanilla Options Cost reduction structures viz. Collars, Call/Put Spreads etc. (Additional eligibility criteria) Swaps Full Currency, Interest Rate Only, Coupon Only, Principal Only Regulations: Tenor and Amount of hedge should not exceed the valid underlying and statutory auditor certificates on the same to be obtained Signed hard copy of specific underlying to be submitted to the Bank within 15 calendar days of executing the FX trade Contracts can be rolled over Corporates are prohibited from selling naked options *The above regulations are not exhaustive and for more details please refer to RBI guidelines which can be accessed at www.rbi.org.in 5

Part 2. Global Market Capabilities Customer FX,Rates, commodity hedging Funding Requirements Institutional & Credit Sales INR Syndicated Loan and Club Loans INR Commercial Papers/ Debentures Foreign Currency Syndicated Loan FX and Commodity Solutions FX Spot FX Forwards FX Options Commodity Hedging- Base Metals, Oil, Coal Rates Products Interest Rate Swaps - FCY, INR Currency Swaps Interest Rate Caps, Collars and Options Forward Rate Agreements (FRA) Market and Regulatory Updates Daily Treasury Update Updates on key market actions / regulatory changes HSBC Prime Update Monthly currency outlook 6

Part 2. Global Market Capabilities A strong 45 member dealing room Global Market offices with decentralised coverage across various cities in India, i.e. Mumbai, New Delhi, Pune, Bengaluru and Chennai One of the biggest Inter-bank players and market makers in the USD/INR Market Major Inter-bank presence in Bond Trading and Rupee Derivatives Most preferred bank for large value transactions with specialisation in handling FDI flows. Managed several large ticket FDI/FII flows into the country Preferred bankers to all major corporate and institutional counterparties Preferred bankers to Foreign Institutional Investors, Private Equity Players, Venture Funds - Largest Custodial Bank in India 7

Part 2. Contact Details Hitendra Dave Managing Director and Head of Global Markets HSBC India 022 4112 6088 hitendradave@hsbc.co.in Sridhar Narayan Managing Director and Head of Sales Global Markets, HSBC India 022 4112 6032 sridharnarayan@hsbc.co.in Rajat Mehta Director and Head of FX Flow Global Markets, HSBC India 022 6212 6031 rajatmehta@hsbc.co.in 8

Disclaimer This presentation has been prepared, presented and issued by The Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation Limited (HSBC), India. The information contained herein is derived and / or collated from sources we believe to be reliable, but which we have not independently verified. HSBC makes no guarantee as to the accuracy or completeness of the information and is not responsible for errors of transmission of factual or analytical data, nor shall it be liable for damages arising out of any person s reliance upon this presentation. The opinions, if any, in this analysis constitute our present judgment, which is subject to change without notice. No consideration has been given to the particular investment objectives, financial situation or particular needs of any recipient. Unless governing law permits otherwise, you must contact a HSBC Group member in your home jurisdiction if you wish to use HSBC Group services in effecting a transaction in any investment mentioned here. 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