The Supreme Court has paused its decision on the disputed write-down of Yes Bank's AT1 bonds worth approximately Rs 8415 crores, as they review the legality of the bank's 2020 rescue measures. The potential outcome could have significant implications for the Rs 1 lakh crore AT1 bond market, potentially affecting investor confidence and future banking interventions.

The Supreme Court has requested the Solicitor General to provide details and minutes of the meeting regarding the Rs 8,415-crore Yes Bank AT-1 bond write-off decision that occurred in 2023. The court is seeking transparency on this significant financial matter.

The Supreme Court will review a dispute regarding Yes Bank's 2020 AT1 bond write-off. This decision comes after the RBI placed Yes Bank under moratorium and it was subsequently rescued through an SBI-led scheme.

The Indian Rupee has reached an all-time low of 96.54 against the US Dollar due to ongoing conflicts in West Asia and a decline of 7.4% year-to-date. Experts predict further depreciation towards 100 if weak foreign investments and high oil prices continue, with the Reserve Bank of India anticipated to intervene.

On May 18th, 2026, Yes Bank experienced significant trading activity with over 1.97 crore shares exchanging hands. However, the bank's performance lagged behind its sector and major market indices.

Former Yes Bank CEO Rana Kapoor is under scrutiny due to an FIR involving the illegal transfer of properties valued at approximately ₹1,000 crores. The bank is under investigation for potentially transferring loans to an Asset Reconstruction Company without first designating them as Non-Performing Assets.

Yes Bank has been upgraded by Moody's to Ba1 rating due to enhanced funding, assets, and capital quality. However, the bank's profitability and funding costs still lag behind industry peers, as stated in the stable outlook.

The Indian banking sector is experiencing a decline today, with notable drops of around 4% in SBI, Yes Bank, and IndusInd Bank. This dip comes as the Nifty Bank index plummets by 900 points, indicating a broad downward trend within the sector.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has imposed a fine of INR 31.8 lakh on Yes Bank due to a lapse in their KYC (Know Your Customer) system as per the Banking Regulation Act. This penalty was announced on May 8, 2026.

Yes Bank has distributed 508,900 equity shares through its Employee Stock Ownership Scheme (ESOS).

The Nifty Midcap index has reached a new high of 14,223.9, marking an impressive 13% increase over the past month. This outpaces the 5% growth seen in the Nifty 50 during the same period. Key contributors to this rise include SRF, Yes Bank, and HPCL, among others, with gains ranging from 2% to 8%.

Yes Bank experienced a notable surge of 7.9% on May 7, 2026, indicating a growing investor interest in the private banking sector, suggesting a mildly bullish trend for the bank.

Yes Bank appears optimistic, exhibiting a bullish trend indicated by the White Marubozu candlestick - a sign of a strong upward movement as the stock closed at its session's high while opening at its low.

YES Bank shares have experienced a significant 13% surge this week, their best performance in two years, surpassing Nifty indices. This rise comes following strong Q4 results showcasing a 45% growth in net profit, improved asset quality, and management suggesting an end to the recovery phase.

Vodafone Idea and HFCL experienced significant gains this week, with the telecom company seeing a 10% rise following reduced AGR dues, and HFCL surging 25% due to a record Q4 profit. The overall market also saw improvement, as the Nifty 50 reclaimed the 24,480 level, marking a 0.5% increase.

Yes Bank experienced a significant trading spike on May 5th, 2026, with over 630,000 shares exchanged. Despite a slight dip, the bank demonstrated resilience by outperforming its sector, indicating robust market activity.

Nippon Life India Asset Management (AMC) will pay a fine of INR 964 million to settle charges by SEBI over inappropriate Yes Bank bond investments. Approximately INR 897 million will be returned to affected investors, as SEBI also found Reliance Mutual had violated investment rules between 2016 and 2019.

YES Bank dominates trading on NSE with over 22 million shares changing hands, soaring 3% following impressive Q4 results. Vodafone Idea inches up 1%, despite receiving a TRAI penalty, while Suzlon and Ola Electric experience declines after recent gains.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has restricted private sector banks like HDFC, ICICI, and Yes Bank from maintaining more than $100 million in foreign exchange positions, which led to a decline in their trading profits during Q4FY26. This decision was made due to volatile equity and bond markets, resulting from the RBI's measures to control foreign currency holdings.

Yes Bank receives a neutral rating from Nomura, with a target price of INR 21. The fourth quarter of 2026 shows promising growth in terms of expansion, improved margins, and increased profitability for the bank. However, the recovery of the return on assets (ROA) is gradual, with core-ROA expected to improve over time. The recovery of special mention (SR) accounts may slow down from fiscal year 2026, emphasizing the importance of effective execution in the coming period.

Morgan Stanley maintains a cautious stance towards Yes Bank and sets a modest target price of INR 15, indicating potential for limited growth, according to their latest assessment.

Yes Bank's shares have experienced a 9% increase over the past month, reflecting a robust Q4 performance. However, analysts still express caution regarding future prospects.

Today, key stocks like HDFC, Reliance, Trent, and others are in the spotlight as Indian indices Sensex and Nifty are anticipated to open with a positive trend. Notably, HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Yes Bank posted strong Q4 results. Trent is scheduled to discuss a bonus issue, while Lupin and Cipla are under USFDA scrutiny.

Public sector bank stocks experienced a 4% surge today, with the Nifty PSU Bank index reaching 9,039.15, a 2% increase. The boost comes from strong performances, such as Yes Bank reporting a 44.7% year-on-year profit growth. Notably, State Bank of India (SBI) holds a 10.8% stake in Yes Bank.

The Indian Nifty index is facing a potential challenge in its recovery due to the ongoing tensions in the Gulf region, known as the Hormuz chaos. Key banks such as HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Yes Bank are reacting to their earnings releases, which may impact their stock performance.

ICICI Securities advises investors to maintain their position in Yes Bank, suggesting a potential price of INR 21.

Yes Bank reported a decrease in its GNPA and NNPA for Q4, with the former reaching 1.3% and the latter at 0.2%. This marks an improvement in the bank's asset quality compared to the previous quarter.

Yes Bank experienced a notable growth in its financial indicators. Advances increased by 11% YoY, resulting in ₹2.73L Crore, and Return on Assets (ROA) rose to 1.0%. The bank's Net Interest Margin (NIM) also improved to 2.7%. Furthermore, deposits surpassed the ₹3L Cr mark, reaching ₹3.18L Cr, with Current Account Savings Account (CASA) crossing ₹1L Cr.

Yes Bank announces approval of its Q4 FY26 and full-year results, boasting an unmodified audit opinion. The bank confirms proper utilization of Non-Convertible Debentures (NCD) proceeds and no outstanding secured NCDs as of March 31, 2026.

Yes Bank intends to boost returns and expand its wealth business by FY27, aiming for a balanced loan book growth that matches the market's pace over the next three years.

Yes Bank, bolstered by SMBC, is focusing on enhancing its balance sheet, prioritizing asset quality, retail expansion, and consistent returns, as per CEO Vinay Tonse. The bank reported a 44.7% year-on-year increase in Q4FY26 net profit to INR 1,068 crores, with Net Interest Margin (NIM) boosted to 2.7%, thanks to growth in CASA deposits and reduced borrowing costs.

Yes Bank's Q4 net profit surged by approximately 45%, reaching ₹1,065 crore, demonstrating a significant improvement compared to the previous year. The bank also experienced a 16% increase in Net Interest Income to ₹2,637.7 crore.

HDFC Bank reported a Q4 FY26 profit of ₹19,221 crore, outshining competitors like ICICI Bank and Yes Bank. Yes Bank's 45% profit growth indicates a successful turnaround, while ICICI Bank focused on operational efficiency in the same period.

Yes Bank, bolstered by backing from SMBC, intends to focus on expanding its balance sheet, according to Managing Director Tonse.

Yes Bank is projected to experience a significant increase in net profit of 4-44% for Q4 compared to the previous year. This growth is due to a 9-12% year-on-year rise in Net Interest Income and improved asset quality. The stock has recovered from March losses, recording a 17% gain in April.

YES Bank is set to reveal its Q4 results tomorrow, but investment advisors Kotak and JM Financial are maintaining their 'Sell' recommendations, setting target prices at Rs 17 and Rs 15 respectively.

Today, GMDC experienced a significant rise of 20%, leading the market's advancements. Notably, Adani Power, Sonata Software, and YES Bank also saw gains. On the flip side, Supreme Industries and Tejas Networks faced losses, with declines of 4.5% and 3.7% respectively.

Yes Bank experienced a significant increase in trading volumes on April 15, 2026, surpassing market index performance. However, its technical and financial indicators show conflicting signs with a 2.2% gain.

This week, key events include releasing Q4 results by Wipro, inflation data for March, and a special Parliament session on the Women's Reservation Bill. Additionally, corporate earnings from HDFC, ICICI, and Yes Bank, alongside an Austrian Chancellor's visit, are expected to influence economic momentum further.

The Nifty market is experiencing profit-taking following the collapse of US-Iran talks and the surge in crude oil prices above $100/barrel. Anticipation builds for upcoming bank earnings from HDFC Bank, ICICI Bank, and Yes Bank, with the Nifty Bank index gaining significantly last week, approaching a critical level at 55,000 points.