RBL Bank Limited said its board approved establishment of a Euro Medium Term Note Programme and future issuance of foreign currency bonds or other debt securities up to $1 billion, subject to regulatory approvals and market conditions, with powers delegated to its Borrowing Committee.

RBL Bank Limited received a show-cause notice from the Assistant Commissioner, Delhi, proposing Rs 164.13 crore GST demand including interest and penalty for FY 2022-23 over input tax credit mismatch in its bullion business vertical.

RBL Bank Limited was the top performer with stock up 345% during R Subramaniakumar's tenure to August 31, 2026, translating to about 45% CAGR. The article said the strong gains over the past year coincided with Emirates NBD emerging as a controlling shareholder, which contributed to the re-rating.

RBL Bank Limited surged to a 52-week high after disclosing that its board will meet on September 7, 2026 to consider establishing a Euro Medium-Term Note Programme and enabling issuance of foreign currency bonds and other debt securities. The stock hit Rs409, surpassing its prior high of Rs397.95, on heavy volume of 9.73 million shares. Geojit Investments separately upgraded RBL Bank Limited to BUY with a revised target of Rs470 based on 1.5x FY28E book value, citing the strategic partnership with Emirates NBD Bank.

RBL Bank mobilised around $3.40 billion (approximately Rs 324.72 billion) in deposits under the Reserve Bank of India's FCNR(B) swap facility as of August 31, 2026, with loans from its International Banking Unit against these deposits at around $1.08 billion (approximately Rs 103.09 billion), supported by promoter Emirates NBD and its subsidiaries and affiliates.