YES Bank book value may fall up to 26% after SC ruling on AT-1 bonds
The recent Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds poses a serious risk to Yes Bank’s financial stability. A potential payout near ₹8,415 crore could lead to a significant decline in its book value per share. Moreover, this may weaken the bank's CET1 ratio, limiting its growth potential and ability to absorb losses, which is already reflected in its plummeting share price since the announcement.
The recent Supreme Court ruling on AT-1 bonds poses a serious risk to Yes Bank’s financial stability. A potential payout near ₹8,415 crore could lead to a significant decline in its book value per share. Moreover, this may weaken the bank's CET1 ratio, limiting its growth potential and ability to absorb losses, which is already reflected in its plummeting share price since the announcement.
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