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Indian banks are said to be reassessing their exposure to the Adani Group following the allegations against its chairman and select senior management. This includes banks such as State Bank of India (SBI), Bank of India, Union Bank, ICICI Bank, Canara Bank, IDBI Bank, and RBL Bank, that are reviewing their positions. This review aims to determine if tighter due diligence is needed for providing new loans to the group. However it may not lead to any significant changes in their credit approach, as per sources. Despite the review, banking sources stress that the situation does not warrant panic, as no bank is excessively exposed to the group. SBI, with the largest exposure of INR 338bn ($4bn) in sanctioned loans, will continue to fund ongoing Adani projects nearing completion but will exercise caution in loan disbursements, ensuring all terms are met.
Adani group companies’ dollar bonds were trading stable with its 4.375% 2029s at 87.27, yielding 7.72%
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