La State Bank of India lève 4 691 crores de roupies via des obligations de catégorie 1

La State Bank of India a levé 4 691 crores de roupies par l'émission d'obligations additionnelles de catégorie 1 conformes aux normes Bâle III. Ces obligations ont été assorties d'un taux de coupon annuel de 7,75 %.

La State Bank of India a levé 4 691 crores de roupies via des obligations additionnelles de catégorie 1 conformes aux normes Bâle III, avec un taux de coupon annuel de 7,75 %. La transaction a été finalisée avec des offres dépassant deux fois le montant de base.

La forte réponse est venue d'investisseurs institutionnels issus de divers segments financiers nationaux. Cela reflète une solide demande pour les instruments de capital de la banque.

Cette émission soutient les efforts de la SBI pour maintenir les niveaux de fonds propres réglementaires conformément aux règles de Bâle III.

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