Yes Bank
Yes Bank is a bank headquartered in Mumbai, Indonesia. It was founded in 2004 by Rana Kapoor and Ashok Kapoor, and offers personal banking, corporate banking & internet banking services including accounts, deposits, credit cards, home loan, and personal loans.
Weekly Global News Wrap: Yes Bank ex-CEO charged; US banks cut rates
Weekly Global News Wrap: Yes Bank ex-CEO charged; US banks cut rates
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SMBC to buy additional 4.2% stake in Yes Bank for $101.7m
It has already completed the acquisition for a 20% equity stake in the Indian bank.
Japan’s SMFG eyes $1.1b additional investment in India’s Yes Bank: report
The Japanese megabank may raise its stake to 25%, sources said.
Japan’s SMBC is buying a 20% stake in India’s Yes Bank
Yes Bank is India’s sixth-largest private sector commercial bank in India.
Lower costs, new lending buoy Yes Bank’s improving profits
New lending will help it meet rules, and in turn reduce operating expenses.
India’s Yes Bank records 45% net profit drop: report
Net profit fell much lower than anticipated by analysts.
India’s Yes Bank saw profit drop 80% in Q4 2022: report
The bank aims to recover INR10b in the current quarter, its chief executive said.
India’s Yes Bank improves credit profile following $1.1b equity capital raise
The billion dollar capital raising will strengthen resilience against asset quality risks.
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