Question
The exchange rate risk is absorbed by which of the
following under FCNR Deposit scheme?Solution
FCNR accounts are protected against forex rate risks (changes in the value of rupee vis-a-vis the currency in which the account is denominated) as they are maintained in a foreign currency. In other words, the principal and the interest are transferred in the currency in which the account is maintained sans any loss of exchange. The forex risk is therefore absorbed by the bank.
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