Yes Bank says approval to hike foreign investment will enhance its financial flexibility
Yes Bank said it has become the first bank in India to receive such an approval for a fully fungible composite foreign investment limit of 74 per cent.
YES BANK receives Government of India: CCEA approval to increase Foreign Investment Limit to 74%
Yes Bank Ltd has informed BSE regarding a Press Release dated May 26, 2016 titled "YES BANK receives Government of India: CCEA approval to increase Foreign Investment Limit to 74%". Allotment of Shares
Yes Bank Ltd has informed BSE that the Bank has allotted 73,800 (Seventy Three Thousand and Eight Hundred) equity shares of face value of Rs. 10/- each on May 25, 2016 under the JESOP III, YBL ESOP & YBL JESOP V/ PESOPII - 2010.The paid up share capital of the Bank has accordingly been increased from Rs. 4,20,92,42,910 consisting of 42,09,24,291 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each to Rs. 4,20,99,80,910 consisting of 42,09,98,091 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each. Schedule of Analysts / Institutional Investor Meet(s)
Yes Bank Ltd has informed BSE regarding "Schedule of Analysts / Institutional Investor Meet(s)". Consolidated Auditors Report for March 31, 2016
Yes Bank Ltd has informed BSE about : 1. Consolidated Auditors Report for the period ended March 31, 2016.
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New Delhi: The domestic stock market has picked up momentum over the past two sessions. On Tuesday, the BSE benchmark Sensex ended higher for the second consecutive day. After falling in the initial sessions of May, the index has finally entered the positive territory, thanks to a recovery in global crude prices and not-so-bad quarterly earnings of India Inc. Experts believe the result of assembly elections in five states, onset of monsoon, suspense over Brexit, resolution of issues surrounding tax havens, RBI's money policy stance and progress on key reforms are expected to play a vital role in influencing market behaviour going ahead. ETMarkets.com has collated the views of different experts on seven stocks, which can create wealth for investors with a minimum investment horizon of 12 months: Yes Bank: Buy | Target price Rs 1,213 HSBC Securities has a buy rating on Yes Bank with a target of Rs 1,213. With a Casa mix at 28 per cent , credit costs at 50bp and 30 per cent loan growth even in the worst part of the credit cycle, Yes Bank shows a lot of potential, the brokerage said in a note. "We estimate that opportunities to gain corporate share and retail growth on a small base translate to 27 per cent PAT CAGR up to FY18E," the brokerage said. The management has guided for 27-30 per cent loan growth for FY17e. HSBC pointed out that the bank's Incremental focus is shifting to growing retail and SME segments, which should be positive for the bank's margins.... Schedule of Analysts/Institutional Investors meet(s)
Yes Bank Ltd has informed BSE regarding "Schedule of Analysts/Institutional Investors meet(s)". Why YES Bank shares could be a good buy
YES Bank shares have already jumped 242 per cent in the past six years to Rs 949.10 till May 13. Allotment of Shares
Yes Bank Ltd has informed BSE that the Bank has allotted 1,01,300 (One Lakh One Thousand and Three Hundred) equity shares of face value of Rs. 10/- each on May 12, 2016 under the JESOP III, YBL ESOP & YBL JESOP V/ PESOP II - 2010.The paid up share capital of the Bank has accordingly been increased from Rs. 4,20,82,29,910 consisting of 42,08,22,991 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each to Rs. 4,20,92,42,910 consisting of 42,09,24,291 equity shares of Rs. 10/- each.