The provisions of the bank saw 47.5 per cent Y-o-Y rise to Rs 419 crore in the quarter
Yes Bank on Saturday reported 18.3 per cent rise in its September quarter net profit at Rs 654 crore on non-core income growth. The private sector lender had reported a net profit of Rs 553 crore in the year-ago period. The core net interest income rose 4.6 per cent on the back of 6.4 per cent growth in its loanbook and a 0.10 per cent expansion in the net interest margin. Managing director and chief executive Prashant Kumar said the bank will be aiming to accelerate the credit growth to 10 per cent for the fiscal. He added that the worst is over for the NIMs and the same will go up from here on. The other income for the bank rose by 16.9 per cent to Rs 1,644 crore during the quarter. The deposit growth came at 6.9 per cent in the July-September period. The operating expenses increased by just 0.6 per cent on-year to Rs 2,649 crore, and a senior official explained that it used levers like focus on more productivity, decreasing the reliance on direct sales agents to distribute ..
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In August, SMBC received Reserve Bank of India's approval to buy up to 24.99 per cent stake in Yes bank from State bank of India and seven other shareholders after having inked a deal in May
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Japanese lender SMBC's decision to buy nearly 25 per cent stake in Yes Bank should be seen as a vote of confidence and also creates "possibilities" of a rating upgrade, a top official at the private sector lender has said. The nearly Rs 16,000-crore bet from Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) is a strategic one from an investor of global repute and it will help improve Yes Bank's ability to raise capital, drive business growth through network tie-ups and increase profitability, the official said. "(With) the advantage ...in terms of having a strategic investor, ability to raise capital, somebody willing to put (money) ...the possibility of our rating upgrade is there," Yes Bank's managing director and chief executive Prashant Kumar told PTI in an interview here. Kumar, a career SBI executive who was rushed to helm the recovery of the private bank in March 2020, said that Yes Bank's rating has improved to 'AA-' now from 'D' earlier. Commenting on Yes Bank's journey over the
The RBI has formed a Regulatory Review Cell to periodically review its regulations every five to seven years. Effective October 1, the cell will ensure a systematic internal review of norms for banks.
The CBI has filed chargesheets alleging fraudulent transactions between Anil Ambani's group companies (RCFL and RHFL), Yes Bank, and companies linked to the family of former Yes Bank chief Rana Kapoor
Besides Ambani, the CBI has also filed chargesheets against Rana Kapoor, Bindu Kapoor, Radha Kapoor, Roshni Kapoor, RCFL, RHFL, RAB Enterprises Private Limited, and other entities
Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation has acquired a 20 per cent stake in Yes Bank from SBI and others, becoming its largest shareholder and nominating two board directors
In May, SBI and seven private sector banks that had invested in Yes Bank during its reconstruction in March 2020, decided to sell a 20 per cent stake for ₹13,482 crore to SMBC
The proceeds of the transaction would boost the bottomline of SBI in the second quarter ending September at a time when interest income and margins are under pressure
Earlier this year, SMBC had agreed to acquire a 20 per cent stake in Yes Bank, making it one of the largest foreign investments in the Indian banking sector
SMBC's 20% stake purchase marks Japan's biggest bank's entry into India and the largest cross-border deal in the country's financial sector
YES Bank shares rose 1.6 per cent on Thursday, after RBI gave its nod for the nomination of two directors by SMBC and SBI on YES Bank's board
Analysts believe, for YES Bank, the coming quarters will be pivotal. The incoming leadership, coupled with SMBC's strategic push, may just offer the bank a second chance to engineer a turnaround
Yes Bank's share price was quoting 3.3 per cent higher at ₹20.2 per share against the previous close of ₹19.55 on the NSE
Charges for issuing debit cards will increase and the bank will ask customers to maintain minimum balance in these accounts