Central Bank of India's Long-Term Issuer Rating Reaffirmed as IND AA
Central Bank of India's Long-Term Issuer Rating and proposed Basel III Compliant Tier II Bonds have been reaffirmed as IND AA with a stable outlook by India Rating & Research Private Limited. The ratings were reaffirmed on December 22, 2025. ₹1000 crore of the proposed Tier II Bonds remain unutilized.
The reaffirmation of existing credit ratings with a stable outlook is a routine event and is unlikely to have a significant immediate impact on the bank's stock or operations.
The announcement is a routine update on credit ratings, which have been reaffirmed. There is no significant positive or negative change reported.
Central Bank of India announced that India Rating & Research Private Limited has reaffirmed its ratings for the bank's Long-Term Issuer Rating and proposed Basel III Compliant Tier II Bonds. Both ratings have been assigned a 'Stable' outlook. The Long-Term Issuer Rating was reaffirmed as IND AA, and the proposed Basel III Compliant Tier II Bonds also received a rating of IND AA with a stable outlook. The rating agency, India Rating & Research Private Limited, verified these ratings on December 22, 2025. The bank noted that ₹1000 crore of the proposed Tier II Bonds remain unutilized. A copy of the rating rationale dated December 22, 2025, issued by India Rating & Research Private Ltd. has been enclosed with the announcement.
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