India Exim Bank, the government-owned export credit institution, is planning to raise up to $1 billion in the current financial year (FY24) for commercial lending and country credit lines. The move comes as liquidity conditions in the international market are favorable, and Indian entities find it more conducive to raising resources. The bank has already raised $1.5 billion till December 2023 through various instruments. The funds could be raised through bonds or loan agreements, depending on market conditions and interest rate scenarios. India Exim Bank aims to secure low-cost funds to support its financing activities.