Bank of Baroda Board Approves USD 10 Billion Fundraising Limit, Green Bonds Sub-limit
Bank of Baroda's Board approved raising USD 10 billion for overseas operations. The MTN program remains at USD 4 billion, with a new USD 1 billion sub-limit for Green and ESG Bonds. Borrowing limits for loan facilities increased to USD 10 billion from USD 5 billion.
The increased borrowing capacity and focus on ESG bonds can support the bank's expansion and financial flexibility, impacting its operational scale and investor perception.
The increase in fundraising limits and the introduction of a specific sub-limit for Green and ESG bonds indicate a positive strategic move for the bank's growth and sustainability initiatives.
The Board of Directors of Bank of Baroda, in their meeting held on July 24, 2026, considered and approved enhancements to the bank's resource-raising limits for its overseas operations. The Medium Term Note (MTN) programme size will be retained at USD 4.00 billion, with a new sub-limit of USD 1.00 billion specifically for issuing Green and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) Bonds for overseas operations, including IFSCBU.
Furthermore, the limit for borrowings through various loan facilities, encompassing syndicated loans, bilateral loans, club deals, and other similar arrangements, has been significantly increased from USD 5.00 billion to USD 10.00 billion. The board meeting commenced at 10:30 AM and concluded at 4:30 PM on the same day.
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