Bank of Baroda gets RBI nod for wholly-owned Standalone Primary Dealer subsidiary
Bank of Baroda has received RBI approval to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary for its Standalone Primary Dealer (SPD) business. The bank will infuse up to ₹2000 crores in capital, subject to RBI conditions.
Establishing a new subsidiary and infusing significant capital (₹2000 crore) can have a medium-term impact on the bank's business operations and financial performance.
The RBI's approval for a wholly-owned subsidiary and capital infusion is a positive development for the bank's expansion into the Standalone Primary Dealer business.
Bank of Baroda has received approval from the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) to establish a wholly-owned subsidiary for undertaking Standalone Primary Dealer (SPD) business. The bank plans to infuse capital of up to ₹2000 crores into this subsidiary, subject to specified conditions.
This development follows an earlier intimation by the bank on January 9, 2026. The approval from the RBI allows the bank to expand its operations in the primary dealership segment.
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