ScoutQuest17 Oct 2026
Central Bank of India532885Routine SEBI update

Security cover certificate for September quarter: listed debt securities are unsecured

Central Bank of India has submitted its Security Cover Certificate for the quarter ended 30 September 2026.

By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read

ISIN
INE483A08049
Sanctioned Amount
₹1500 crore
Security Cover / Covenants Failed
NIL

What the update is

The Bank has submitted to the stock exchanges its Security Cover Certificate for the quarter ended 30 September 2026, along with a certificate from ADB & Company, Chartered Accountants.

What it says about the debt securities

Secured vs unsecured, in simple terms

A secured bond is backed by a charge on specific assets, which a bondholder can look to if the issuer does not pay. An unsecured bond has no such charge, so repayment depends on the issuer's overall ability to pay. For a bank's own debt instruments, an unsecured structure is a common one.

What this means for a retail investor

This is a periodic disclosure about the Bank's listed debt securities. It confirms the unsecured nature of these instruments and reports no covenant breach for the quarter. It does not change the terms of the instruments or the Bank's ordinary business.

More numbers
  • Sanctioned amount of listed unsecured debt securities (₹ in crore)1500
  • Total sanctioned amount (₹ in crore)1500
Source: BSE · 17 Oct 2026

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