Yes Bank posts higher quarterly profit but flags Supreme Court AT-1 bond ruling
Yes Bank's second-quarter profit rose 65% year on year, but the figure excludes a Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds that would have turned the quarter into a loss.
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what happened
Yes Bank said on Saturday that its second-quarter profit climbed 65% year on year to 1,080 crore rupees ($114 million). According to TradingView, the bank noted in a filing that the figure does not reflect a Supreme Court ruling issued earlier this week. The court set aside the bank's 2020 write-off of 8,400 crore rupees ($884 million) in additional tier-1 bonds.
The bank said that, had the impact been recognised, it would have reported a quarterly loss of 5,217 crore rupees.
why it matters
Markets will focus on the gap between reported profit and the result after the court decision. The ruling could change how investors assess the bank's capital position and the reliability of its earnings.
market impact
Indian banks: Yes Bank's reported earnings depend on the AT-1 court ruling, which may weigh on sentiment in the sector
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- YES Bank reports quarterly profit but flags impact of Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds — ru.tradingview.com, 17 October 2026 at 15:27 UTC
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