The Export Import Bank of India (EXIM Bank) was set up in 1982 to enhance exports from India and integrate the country's foreign trade and investment activities. It provides a wide range of products and services including export credit, overseas investment finance, import of technology, and securing funding from multilateral institutions for exports. EXIM Bank's key functions include pre-shipment credit, suppliers credit, project export finance, financing exports of consultancy and technology, and guarantee facilities. It also finances Indian companies' equity participation in overseas joint ventures and acquisitions.

1. EXPORT IMPORT BANK OF INDIA
EXIM bank

2.  Set up in 1982 under the export import bank
of India Act 1981.
 enhance export from India & also to
integrate the countries foreign trade and
investment.
 Wide range of products and services from
import of technology, product development,
exporting marketing, pre shipment ,post
shipment & overseas investment.

3. EXIM bank initiatives
 Wide range of services to securing export
contracts, particularly multilateral funding
agencies likeWorld bank, Asian development
bank, African development bank & European
bank for reconstruction & development.
 Credit to overseas financial institution,
foreign governments and their agencies to
enable them to finance import of goods &
service from India on deferred credit terms.

4. Functions of EXIM bank
1. Pre shipment credit
2. Suppliers credit
3. For project Exporters
4. For exporters of consultancy & technology
services
5. Guarantee facilities

5. Overseas investment finance
 Finance Indian companies equity
participation in joint venture/ wholly owned
subsidiary.
 Direct finance (term & working capital).
 Finance for acquisition of overseas
business/companies including leverage buy
outs including financing options.
 Direct equity for overseas JV/WOS of Indian
conpany.