SBI Singapore provides a wide range of banking and financial services to facilitate the international operations of large regional corporations in South and South East Asia. We look upon ourselves as equal partners to the broad ambitions of large and medium regional corporations of the area, helping them to grow organically as well as inorganically.

As banker to numerous companies across Asia, we aim to provide premium quality services through our network of branches, aided by our world-class technological platform. We understand your priorities and depending on your terms of trade, we can structure and customize solutions for your specific requirements. We provide Letters of Credit to finance your exports and imports and Bank Guarantees to help your company realize its true potential. With our extensive network of branches in India and abroad, we can tie up suitable funding structures at all ends for our valued customers.

Given SBI’s rich experience, we recognize the strategic importance of South East Asia and we provide financial solutions for purchase of tangible assets, including ships, oil rigs, aircrafts, and offshore support vessels. We also partner shipping logistic companies in their efforts to boost up their regional strengths. Based on individual tenor requirements, such finance can be tailored to long term and short term specifications.

With its vast network of branches in India and by virtue of being the largest Indian Bank, State Bank of India has been in the fore-front of arranging syndication deals in Asia.  Singapore, being the hub of the Syndication activities of the Bank, covers the entire area of Asia, Asia Pacific and the Middle East.  The loan syndication portfolio is handled by an experienced team of officers with an exclusive focus on transactions originating in the region With India being on a high growth trajectory and emerging as one of the fastest growing economies in Asia, we have developed a strong capability to structure, originate and distribute loans. We also book-run syndicated transactions in the primary market.