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Axis Trustee Weighs Contempt Action Against Yes Bank Over AT-1 Bonds
Axis Trustee Services Limited is threatening contempt action against Yes Bank and its directors for failing to reinstate AT1 bonds within the deadline. The bonds were written off in March 2020 as part of Yes Bank's reconstruction process. This dispute could impact the lender's financial health and legal standing.
Yes Bank Refuses AT1 Coupon Payout Despite Supreme Court Write-Down Reversal
Yes Bank is signaling it will not pay coupons on its AT1 bonds even after the Supreme Court reversed the ₹8,415 crore write-down, according to sources cited by CNBC TV18. Bondholders are pressing for payment, but the bank appears to be holding firm on skipping the coupons. The standoff leaves investors facing uncertainty over whether the court ruling will translate into actual cash flows.
Yes Bank Q2 profit masks AT-1 bond loss disclosure
How big a loss Yes Bank would have reported in Q2 had it recognized the AT-1 bond impact - Edited byAjay Vaishnav - Published OnOct 18, 2026 | 21:42 IST - Last Updated OnOct 18, 2026 | 21:42 IST Confirming CNBC-TV18's newsbreak, Yes Bank reported a Q2 net profit of 1,080 crore, but disclosures reveal it would have faced a 5,217 crore loss had it accounted for the Supreme Court's ruling on its AT-1 bonds. Its CET-1 ratio would have also dropped from 13.7% to 11.4%.
Yes Bank Q2 profit jumps 65% to ₹1,080 crore on low provisions
Yes Bank reported a 65% year-on-year jump in Q2 net profit to ₹1,080 crore, driven by low provisions and high other income, with asset quality remaining stable. The bank noted the impact of a Supreme Court ruling was excluded from the profit figure. Multiple outlets confirm the robust earnings beat.
Yes Bank Braces for ₹5,400 Crore AT-1 Reinstatement Hit to Earnings
Yes Bank is facing a potential ₹5,400 crore earnings hit and a 250 basis point blow to its CET1 ratio as it prepares to reinstate AT-1 bonds following a court ruling. The bank's Q2 results are now in focus, with investors weighing strong profit and NII growth against the looming capital impact. An explainer on AT-1 bonds has also highlighted the risks for investors as the saga unfolds.
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