Question
What is the minimum average maturity period of ECBs as
per the ECB Framework of 2019?Solution
The minimum average maturity period (MAMP) has been kept at 3 years for all ECBs as per the ECB Framework. Call and put options, if any, shall not be exercisable prior to completion of minimum average maturity Few exceptions to this rule are: 
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