YES Bank administrator Prashant Kumar said that the moratorium imposed by the Reserve Bank of India could be lifted before the end of this week
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Hopeful that moratorium on withdrawal will be lifted by Friday, says bank administrator
Former RBI governor, Urijit Patel, had said in the aftermath of the blowout at PNB that the banking regulator was better positioned when it came to the oversight of private banks.
If you are paying a personal/home loan or doing SIPs, shift ECS mandate to another bank. It just might make sense to have one account with a nationalised bank
Kumar's mettle was tested in field while leading Kolkata circle as chief General Manager and as general manager in erstwhile Maharashtra and Goa circle.
The bank, which had over Rs 2.09 lakh crore in deposits, was put under moratorium last Thursday due to an inability to raise capital. Its board was superseded and Kumar was placed as the administrator
RBI on Thursday took control of Yes Bank, after the lender - which is laden with bad debts - failed to raise the capital it needs to stay above mandated regulatory requirements.
Why did the Reserve Bank have to take the moratorium route to sew the deal? Why now?
The development comes after YES Bank on Thursday was put under a moratorium, with the RBI capping deposit withdrawals at Rs 50,000 per account for a month and superseding its board
RBI said it would work on a revival plan, as part of which bonds classified as AT1 capital will be written down "permanently, in full"
The risk premiums for AT1 instruments of private sector banks in India will spike in the aftermath of the Yes Bank bailout according to the rating agency
The company further noted that "the company had invested in Upper Tier II Bonds of Yes Bank Ltd of Rs 50 crores in the year 2010 and the same are outstanding as on date"
Yes Bank has been put under moratorium and may have to take a government-planned bailout.
Forcing bondholders to take 100 per cent haircut on the bank's AT-1 bonds would lead to losses to the tune of Rs 10,800 crore, estimates Acuite Ratings
Soon after the RBI announced the moratorium, global bank JP Morgan pegged YES Bank shares at Rs 1 a share.
Inflation eased to 6.80%, lower than January's 7.59%, according to a poll of economists