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Banking, Fintech & Insurance 28 Oct 2026, 05:00 PM IST

Yes Bank CET1 Could Slip to 10% If Legacy AT1 Coupons Are Paid, Crisil Says

Yes Bank’s core equity capital could fall to about 10% if it resumes payment of accumulated coupons on its additional tier-1 bonds, according to Crisil Ratings. The agency estimates the liability impact at around Rs 6,200 crore, while S&P Global Ratings pegs the hit to common equity at roughly Rs 8,400 crore, though both see the bank’s overall credit profile as stable.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance22 Oct 2026, 08:00 AM IST

Yes Bank Sees 250 bps Hit to Core Capital After Supreme Court Overturns AT1 Bond Write-Off

Yes Bank expects its core capital ratio to fall by about 250 basis points after India’s Supreme Court set aside the write-off of Rs 8,400 crore in additional tier-1 bonds linked to the lender’s 2020 rescue. S&P Global Ratings said the bank should be able to absorb the impact without an immediate ratings downgrade, though the ruling reopens a major capital and investor-rights issue from one of India’s most closely watched banking restructurings.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance19 Oct 2026, 02:00 PM IST

Yes Bank Sees 250 bps Capital Hit After Supreme Court Reverses AT1 Write-Off

Yes Bank expects its core capital ratio to fall by about 250 basis points after the Supreme Court set aside the write-off of Rs 8,400 crore in additional tier-1 bonds linked to its 2020 rescue. S&P Global Ratings said the bank should be able to absorb the impact without an immediate rating action, though the ruling revives a major liability question from the crisis-era restructuring.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance16 Oct 2026, 12:54 PM IST

S&P Says Yes Bank AT-1 Ruling Will Not Alter Rating Despite Earnings Hit

S&P Global Ratings said India’s Supreme Court decision overturning Yes Bank’s write-off of 84 billion rupees in additional tier-1 bonds will not affect its credit rating on the lender. The ruling exposes procedural flaws in the 2020 resolution process, but S&P said Yes Bank is still expected to maintain adequate capitalisation even as the judgment creates an earnings overhang.

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Global Economy & Central Banks08 Oct 2026, 03:18 PM IST

S&P Sees Possible Turnaround in China’s Struggling Property Market as Major Cities Stabilize

China’s long-slumping property sector may be approaching a turning point, with S&P Global Ratings saying a recovery in the country’s largest cities could begin as soon as next year. The outlook reflects signs of stabilization in top-tier urban markets even as the broader sector remains weighed down by weak demand, developer stress and a prolonged confidence shock.

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Banking, Fintech & InsuranceJust now (02:43 PM IST)

S&P Says $127 Billion Foreign Currency Deposit Inflow Is a Major Boost for Indian Banks

A $127 billion mobilisation under India’s foreign currency deposit scheme has materially strengthened bank liquidity and funding stability, according to S&P. The rating agency said the inflow, driven by attractive interest rates and diaspora participation, has improved the funding environment and could help bridge asset-liability gaps across the sector. Analysts say the deposits may ultimately support balance sheets by as much as $190 billion to $220 billion.

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Banking, Fintech & InsuranceJust now (06:28 AM IST)

S&P Says $127 Billion Foreign Currency Deposit Inflow Is a Major Boost for Indian Banks

Standard & Poor’s has described the mobilisation of about $127 billion through a dedicated foreign currency deposit scheme as a significant support for Indian banks, citing stronger liquidity and a more stable funding profile. The rating agency said the inflow, helped by attractive interest rates that drew deposits from the diaspora, could help banks strengthen balance sheets by an estimated $190 billion to $220 billion and narrow asset-liability mismatches.

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Banking, Fintech & InsuranceJust now (12:04 PM IST)

S&P Says $127 Billion Deposit Inflow Is a Major Boost for Indian Banks

Indian banks have received a significant lift from a USD 127 billion foreign currency deposit mobilisation scheme, which S&P Global Ratings described as a “shot in the arm” for the sector. The inflow has improved liquidity, strengthened funding stability and narrowed asset-liability mismatches at a time when banks have been managing tighter domestic deposit conditions.

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