Yes Bank to decide on $1 billion share sale in H2
Yes Bank also receives approval from its board to hike foreign shareholding limit up to 74% from existing 49%23-08-2015
Yes Bank to decide on $1 billion share sale in H2
Yes Bank also receives approval from its board to hike foreign shareholding limit up to 74% from existing 49%YES Bank (719.4)
The stock of YES Bank tumbled 7 per cent with extraordinary volume on Thursday, conclusively breaking a significant support in the 770 and 780 band. This support band had provided cushio...Yes Bank raises Rs 315 cr from Green Infra Bonds
Yes Bank today said it has raised Rs 315 crore through issuance of Green Infrastructure Bonds to International Finance Corporation - a member of World Bank Group - on a private placement basis. This is the first investment of IFC in emerging ...Yes Bank Q1 Net Rises 28%, Meets Estimates
Yes Bank also reported an improvement in its profitability in the June quarter. Its net interest margin, which is a measure of profitability for banks, increased 10 basis points sequentially and 30 ba...YES Bank Q1 net up 27.7%
Private sector lender YES Bank posted a 27.7% rise in its net profit for the first quarter ended June 30, 2015 on account of a strong growth in its net interest income.YES Bank files appeal against Bombay High Court order
YES Bank has filed an appeal against the Bombay High Court judgment in the YES Bank and Madhu Kapur case. The court order was made public on June 17 but had been stayed for operations for a period of five weeks which ends on Tuesday.Judge reserves order in YES Bank case
Now, the next hearing has been scheduled for WednesdayYES Bank case: Judge reserves order till June 2
Asks promoters to settle dispute amicablyCourt Asks Yes Bank Promoters to Settle Dispute Amicably by June 2
In a two-year-old suit filed by Madhu Kapur against Yes Bank, the Bombay High Court on Wednesday asked both the sides to settle their dispute amicably by June 2 with regard to the right to nominate di...Yes Bank case: Bombay high court reserves final order till Tuesday
Court suggests both the two largest shareholders to reduce their holdings below 10% so that they forego their right to nominate directors