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ICICI Bank prices $1 billion debt at tighter spread

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ICICI Bank prices $1 billion debt at tighter spread
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ICICI Bank has priced a $1 billion five-year dollar bond at a much tighter spread than ​initially indicated, in the largest such issue by an Indian lender in ‌nearly 14 years, three bankers said.The bank set the ​coupon at 100 basis points over U.S. Treasuries, sharply ⁠lower than the initial guidance of 130 basis points, for its first dollar debt sale in nearly nine years. In the secondary market, it was traded at ​a spread of 94 bps.Another private sector peer Axis Bank had raised an aggregate of $800 million through a dual-tranche ⁠dollar bond issue in June.The proceeds from ICICI Bank’s issue will be ⁠used for general corporate purposes.

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ICICI Bank has priced a $1 billion five-year dollar bond at a much tighter spread than ​initially indicated, in the largest such issue by an Indian lender in ‌nearly 14 years, three bankers said.The bank set the ​coupon at 100 basis points over U.S. Treasuries, sharply ⁠lower than the initial guidance of 130 basis points, for its first dollar debt sale in nearly nine years. The coupon works out to be ‌5.46%.The offering attracted $3 billion in bids against a base issue size of $500 million, the bankers said, speaking on condition ‌of anonymity because they were not authorised to speak to ‌the ⁠media.ICICI Bank did not immediately respond to a ⁠Reuters request for comment.The deal is the largest dollar bond sale by an Indian private-sector bank, and the second biggest by any local lender…

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