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India’s Yes Bank withdraws planned $500MN US dollar bond issue amid higher yield demands
By IntelliNews - Chennai Bureau India’s Yes Bank (NSE: YESBANK), 24.9% owned by Japan’s Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, ...
By Dharamraj Dhutia and Khushi Malhotra MUMBAI, Aug 25 (Reuters) - India's Yes Bank has withdrawn a plan to raise U.S. dollar ...
Goldman Sachs rates IDFC First Bank Neutral and Yes Bank Sell. Compare NIM, asset quality, profitability outlook and target ...
Yes Bank has appointed arrangers for a potential dollar bond issue and plans to sell a benchmark-sized three-year US dollar-denominated note.
Law enforcement agencies are probing the 2017 assignment of a Rs 600-crore Yes Bank loan to Suraksha ARC-11 Trust over allegations that the account w ...
Bank Nifty fell as much as 400 points on Tuesday, giving back a large part of the sharp CAS-driven jump seen in the previous ...
Mumbai EOW has intensified its probe into the Yes Bank-Sapphire Land Development case, adding serious forgery and cheating charges against Sudhir Valia and others.
Yes Bank withdrew its dollar debt plan as investors sought higher yields. Federal Bank and RBL Bank also postponed their ...
SMBC's 24.9 per cent stake brings strategic value through enhanced corporate banking capabilities, governance practices, risk management and cross-border opportunities ...
HDFC Bank may return to the dollar bond market, while Federal Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, RBL Bank and Yes Bank consider bonds or loans before the RBI facility closes.
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Yes Bank's Rs 600-crore loan assignment faces EOW complaint over fund flow, valuation
A complaint before the Mumbai Police's EOW has questioned Yes Bank's assignment of a PPIPL loan to Suraksha ARC. It seeks an FIR and scrutiny of the loan's classification, valuation, funding and ...
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