Union Bank of India Board Approves USD 2 Billion Debt Fundraising via MTN Program
Union Bank of India's Board approved raising USD 2 Billion via a Medium Term Note Programme. Funds will be raised through debt instruments issued from Dubai and/or Sydney branches. The board meeting concluded on July 30, 2026.
Raising USD 2 Billion is a substantial amount that can significantly impact the bank's financial capacity, lending ability, and overall market position.
The approval of a significant debt fundraising amount indicates a positive move towards strengthening the bank's capital base and funding capabilities.
Union Bank of India announced on July 30, 2026, that its Board of Directors has approved the raising of foreign currency funds up to USD 2.00 Billion.
This fundraising will be executed through a Medium Term Note (MTN) Programme in tranches, with the issuance of Debt Instruments to be conducted via the Bank's Dubai and/or Sydney Branches.
The Board meeting, which was scheduled for July 30, 2026, commenced at 03:45 PM and concluded at 05:25 PM, during which this approval was granted.
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