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Canara Bank eyes $2 billion via overseas bonds

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Core Development: Canara Bank eyes $2 billion via overseas bonds

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Market & Financial Impact: Canara Bank intends to raise two billion dollars from international markets. This significant funding will be secured through its medium term note program. The bank plans to mobilize these funds via its Gift City branch. Senior unsecured foreign currency bonds will be issued for this purpose. This initiative aims to bolster the bank's overseas financial capabilities.

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Canara Bank eyes $2 billion via overseas bonds

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