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YES Bank’s Rs 8,415-cr AT1 write-off to have 250 bps impact on CET1

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YES Bank’s Rs 8,415-cr AT1 write-off to have 250 bps impact on CET1

YES Bank’s Rs 8,415-cr AT1 write-off to have 250 bps impact on CET1

YES Bank’s reinstatement of Rs 8,415 crore of Additional Tier-1 (AT1) bonds, following the Supreme Court’s dismissal of appeals against the Bombay High Court order, is expected to have an approximately 250-basis-point impact on its CET1 ratio, including the impact on profits, based on a proforma assessment as of June 30, 2026.

Supreme Court on October 15 upheld Bombay HC order setting aside March 2020 write-down of YES Bank’s Rs 8,415 crore AT1 bonds

Reinstatement of AT1 principal expected to have ~250 bps impact on CET1 ratio, including profits, as of June 30, 2026

Proforma Tier 1 ratio to remain unchanged at 14%; bank evaluating capital-management options

Private sector lender YES Bank’s reinstatement of Rs 8,415 crore of Additional Tier-1 (AT1) bonds, following the Supreme Court’s dismissal of appeals against the Bombay High Court order , is expected to have an approximately 250-basis-point impact on its Common Equity Tier 1 (CET1) ratio, including the impact on profits, based on a proforma assessment as of June 30, 2026. The bank, however, said its proforma Tier 1 ratio will remain unchanged at 14 per cent following the reinstatement. “We respect Supreme Court’s decision, and reviewing the next steps to be taken as the markets have reacted strongly,” a YES Bank official said. Advt

YES Bank share now fallen nearly 17 per cent over the two trading sessions since the Supreme Court verdict. YES Bank disclosed the impact on capital adequacy a day after the Supreme Court on October 15 dismissed appeals filed by the bank, the Reserve Bank of India and the Union government against the Bombay High Court’s January 20, 2023 judgment.


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