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Bank of India has successfully raised ₹2,500 crore through Basel III-compliant Tier II bonds, accepting bids at a 7.28% coupon. The capital raise will strengthen its Tier II capital, support future business growth, and optimize its overall capital structure, signalling improved funding access and investor confidence in the public-sector lender.
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Bank of India has completed a Tier II capital raise via Basel III-compliant bonds worth ₹2,500 crore, locking in a coupon of 7.28% following the bidding process. The issue is part of the bank’s broader capital management strategy to bolster its regulatory capital adequacy and support balance sheet expansion.
The pricing at 7.28% reflects the market’s risk assessment of a mid-to-large PSU bank and comes against a backdrop of relatively stable rate expectations. The additional Tier II capital will also provide a buffer for future credit growth, while helping the bank maintain comfortable capital ratios in line with regulatory norms.
Key Highlights
Tier II bond issuance size: ₹2,500 crore (₹25 billion).
Instrument: Basel III-compliant Tier II bonds.
Accepted coupon: 7.28% through competitive bidding.
Objective: Strengthen Tier II capital and support loan book growth.
Implication: Signals healthy investor appetite and aids capital adequacy optimisation.
Sources: Exchange filing / regulatory disclosure, primary market desk updates, financial news wires.
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