State Bank of Hyderabad (SBH) will raise Rs 900 crore to meet Basel-II compliance requirements for Accounting Standards 15 (AS15) as well as for the next year's expansion plans. |
Speaking to Business Standard on Friday, Amitabha Guha, managing director, State Bank of Hyderabad, said Rs 500 crore had been mobilised so far via the upper tier-II mode since March 18 this year, while the remainder would be sourced through perpetual bonds. |
The fund-raising has become necessary due to a one-time provisioning of around Rs 450 crore by the bank to meet AS15 requirements. |
On the AS15 front, the bank has two options "" adoption in phases over a period of five years or implementation in one go. |
"We will prefer to do it the latter way," Guha said. |
After the mobilisation of the proposed capital, the capital adequacy ratio of the bank would be 10.50 per cent compared with 12.5 per cent as measured under Basel-I, he added. |