NE BUSINESS BUREAU
GANDHINAGAR, SEPT 26
Bank of Baroda (Bank), one of India’s leading public sector banks, on Friday announced that it has received approval from the International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) to operate as a Trading-Cum-Clearing Member (TCM) on the India International Bullion Exchange IFSC Limited (IIBX), at GIFT City, expanding its footprint in GIFT City. As a TCM, the Bank will execute, clear and settle trades, thereby boosting liquidity and efficiency in India’s bullion market.
Bank of Baroda has received approval to operate as a Trading cum Clearing Member (TCM) on the India International Bullion Exchange IFSC Ltd. (IIBX), GIFT City, Gujarat. As a TCM, the Bank will execute, clear, and settle trades, thereby enhancing liquidity and efficiency in… pic.twitter.com/zLVO6Ao92A
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- As a TCM, the Bank will execute, clear and settle trades, thereby boosting liquidity and efficiency in India’s bullion market
- One of the early entrants in GIFT IFSC, Bank of Baroda’s International Banking Unit (IBU) at GIFT City is now positioned to become a strategic hub for bullion trading as well
One of the early entrants in GIFT IFSC, Bank of Baroda’s International Banking Unit (IBU) at GIFT City has an extensive presence, undertaking treasury, trade finance and capital markets operations. The IBU is now positioned to become a strategic hub for bullion trading as well.
Speaking on the occasion, Lalit Tyagi, Executive Director, Bank of Baroda said, “At Bank of Baroda, we are committed to support the transformation of India’s bullion market into a transparent, efficient and globally competitive platform and realise India’s vision of becoming a key market maker in global bullion trade. With our strong presence at GIFT City and expertise in international banking, we will contribute to building a transparent, technology-driven bullion market that inspires investor confidence and enhances India’s global financial standing.”
Launched in July 2022, IIBX is India’s first international bullion exchange. Bank of Baroda’s entry into IIBX reflects its commitment to contribute to India’s emergence as a key player in the global bullion market.
