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SBI inks $1-bn loan agreement with Japan Bank for International Cooperation

This takes the total facility to $2 bn, including $1 bn, which was signed last year in Oct 2020

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Abhijit Lele Mumbai
Country’s largest lender, State Bank of  India, has raised $1 billion from Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to extend loans to supply chain of Japanese automobile industry in India.

SBI signed a loan agreement with JBIC, taking the total facility to $2 billion. It  has inked similar agreement for $1 billion in  October 2020, SBI said in a  statement. Bank did not disclose terms of agreement including tenure and interest  charged for loan facility.

The virtual signing ceremony event was  held in the presence of Dinesh Khara, Chairman, SBI along with senior  executives of SBI, Hayashi Nobumitsu, 

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