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SEBI (International Financial Services Centres) Guidelines, 2015 Issue of Debt Securities ·        Eligible Issuers ü The issuer is eligible to issue debt securities as per its constitution ; ü The issuer should not have been debarred by any regulatory authority  in its home jurisdiction or any other jurisdiction, where it is operating or has raised any capital; ü The issuer or its directors should not be convicted of any economic offence  in its home jurisdiction or any other jurisdiction where it is operating or has raised any capital; ü Any other criteria as may be specified by the Board. ·        The minimum subscription amount in case of private placement  per investor shall not be less than US Dollar hundred thousand or equivalent or such amount as may be specified by Board from time to time ·        It is mandatory for an issuer desirous of issuing debt securities to list such debt securities in one or more stock exchanges set up in IFSC. ·        Advertisement for debt issues within IFSC may be made in any print media ·        For debt issues within IFSC, the credit rating may be obtained either ü from a recognized credit rating agency registered with the Board or ü from any other credit rating agency registered in a foreign jurisdiction ·        Agreement with Depository or custodian - An issuer of debt securities shall enter into an agreement with a depository or custodian eligible to operate in IFSC ü for issue of the debt securities, ü for the purpose of holding and safekeeping of such securities and also ü to facilitate transfer, redemption and other corporate actions in respect of such debt securities. International Financial Services Centres Authority (Global In-House Centres) Regulations, 2020
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