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Canara Bank taps bond market with $400 mn issue

August 05, 2017 09:16 pm | Updated 09:16 pm IST - MUMBAI

It is part of a $2 billion medium term note programme

Karnataka:Bengaluru:08/03/2015: for file: Head office of Canara Bank was lite up on Saturday night. Photo:V Sreenivasa Murthy

State-run Canara Bank is in the international bond market with a $400-million issue as part of its $2 billion medium term note programme.

“Canara Bank is in the international debt market with a benchmark dollar bond issue that will have a tenor of five years.

“The lender is likely to raise $400 million through the bond sale issue, which will be drawn through its London branch and will be listed on the Singapore Stock Exchange,” merchant banking sources told PTI.

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The Bangalore-based bank has hit the forex debt market after a long gap.

Moody’s has assigned a Baa3 rating to the issue, which is on par with the sovereign rating since the bank is majority owned by the government. Moody’s, in a note, said the proposed senior unsecured notes, is being issued under its $2 billion medium0term note programme.

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