Union Bank raises USD 600M via dual-tranche notes from Dubai branch
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Union Bank of India is issuing two USD senior unsecured notes totaling USD 600 million (two tranches of USD 300 million each) through its DIFC Dubai branch. The 3-year tranche carries a 5.230 percent coupon and the 5-year tranche 5.417 percent, both rated BBB and BBB minus by S&P and Fitch. Allotment is on 28 August 2026, listing on NSE IFSC. Proceeds will fund DIFC branch operations, expansion, and general corporate purposes.
Diversifies funding via offshore debt, boosts Dubai branch capacity. No equity dilution. Cost of about 5.2 to 5.4 percent is moderate for a BBB-rated Indian bank.