Bank of Baroda Raises USD 400 Mn in Senior Unsecured Notes
Bank of Baroda has issued an additional USD 400 Million Senior Unsecured Fixed Rate Notes. The notes have a 5-year maturity and a coupon of 5.318% p.a. The issuance will occur on August 27, 2026. Ratings include BBB- from Fitch and BBB from S&P.
The issuance of USD 400 million in senior unsecured notes through its MTN program is a significant fundraising activity that can impact the bank's capital structure and liquidity. The confirmation of ratings from major agencies also provides some stability.
The announcement details a routine debt issuance and confirms existing ratings. While a successful fundraising, it does not indicate significant positive or negative news for the bank.
Bank of Baroda has successfully concluded the issuance of an additional USD 400 Million Senior Unsecured Reg-S, Fixed Rate Notes. These notes carry an all-in-yield of 5.389% per annum and have an original maturity of 5 years, with a coupon of 5.318% per annum payable semi-annually. The issuance is a tap of its existing outstanding Fixed Rate Note due August 20, 2031.
The bonds will be issued through its IFSCBU Gift City, Gandhinagar branch on August 27, 2026, and will be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange, India INX Gift City, and NSE-IX Exchange Gift City.
In connection with the issuance of US$ notes under its MTN program, the bank has received ratings from various agencies: Fitch Ratings assigned BBB-, S&P Global Rating assigned BBB, and CareEdge Global assigned BBB+/Stable for the notes (XS3424472010). The issuance is part of the bank's US$4 Billion Medium Term Note program.
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