ICICI Bank is set to raise one billion dollars through the issuance of five-year bonds, marking its fourth bond sale this month. With over three billion dollars already raised via the RBI window, this move contributes to the collective bond issuance of over ten billion dollars by Indian banks. This funding initiative is aimed at bolstering their lending and investment activities.
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