State Bank of India (SBI) is planning to raise funds via Basel III-compliant bonds in FY 2026, with a board review slated for July 16. These rupee-denominated instruments will shore up the capital base and support future lending activities across retail and corporate segments.
This move adds to India’s broader trend of banks tapping bond markets to comply with tougher regulations. Investors will be watching for the coupon rate and terms—key signals for demand sentiment in the financial sector.
