Regulations on Cross-border Capital Flows

Regulations on cross-border capital flows are rules that govern the movement of money, investments, and financial assets across a country's borders. They aim to maintain economic stability, prevent financial crises, and control inflation by monitoring and sometimes limiting such flows. These rules can involve reporting requirements, limits on certain transactions, or approval processes for large transfers. They help ensure that international financial activities align with national economic policies, protect against illicit activities, and manage the risks associated with rapid or large-scale capital movements.