Bank of Baroda is actively seeking dollar funding avenues to bolster its operations, inspired by the successful foreign-currency bond issuance led by State Bank of India. The bank is considering a dual-tranche bond sale with maturities of three and five years. Indian banks are keen on dollar borrowings as they become increasingly cost-effective. These funds are intended to meet the financial requirements of the bank's head office and overseas branches.

State Bank of India plans to raise $500 million through a five-year dollar bond issue to tap the debt market.

The State Bank of India is set to tap into the dollar debt market, aiming to raise a minimum of $500 million by issuing five-year bonds. Marketing for this public offering is…

State Bank of India is set to re-enter the dollar bond market, marking its first appearance in nearly a year. The nation's leading financial institution foresees strong investor…

SBI successfully raises $500 million through a five-year dollar bond, experiencing strong demand and tighter pricing from initial guidance.