Bank Of India has informed the Exchange regarding 'Chapter XIV - Centralized Database for Corporate Bonds/Debentures'.
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Bank of India has submitted its quarterly compliance filing under SEBI's centralized bond database rules, covering 9 bond issuances totaling approximately ₹32,990 crore in issue size. The bonds include Additional Tier I bonds (₹1,500 crore), Tier II bonds (₹8,800 crore), and Infrastructure bonds (₹22,690 crore). All interest payments due on April 1, 2026 were made on April 2, 2026 (one day delay because April 1 was a bank holiday). Credit ratings range from AA to AAA with stable outlook, all reaffirmed or newly assigned. No defaults or delays in servicing any debt securities were reported.
This filing is a routine compliance update showing the bank has met all its debt obligations on time, with no credit deterioration. The stable credit ratings across all bond series indicate no immediate concerns for bondholders, though the small one-day payment delay (due to holiday) is a minor administrative point.