ECB registrations dropped by a third in FY23 amid a 516-bps rise in loan costs

May 26, 2023

Registrations for external commercial borrowing (ECB) by corporates fell to $26.6bn in the last fiscal year due to rising global interest rates. After gradually increasing during the first three quarters of 2022-23, registrations dropped in Q4. ECB inflows for the year totalled $23.8bn, only marginally higher than outflows.

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