The Export-Import Bank of India is aiming for a 10 per cent jump in its loan book in the financial year 2026-27, despite the West Asia conflict, a top official has said.
The city-headquartered lender, which supports Indian exporters, is aiming for 10 per cent credit growth in the new fiscal, its managing director and chief executive Harsha Bangari said.
The FY27 loan growth number is lower than the 12 per cent growth it achieved in FY26, but currency fluctuation had a significant role in lifting the number.
Fifty-eight per cent of our loan book is foreign currency-denominated, while the rest is in rupees. The currency fluctuations had a positive impact of up to 5 per cent on the FY26 loan growth number," Bangari told PTI.
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