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YES BANK Limited is an India-based commercial bank, which offers a range of products, services and technology-driven digital offerings to its corporate, retail, and micro, small and medium-sized enterprises (MSME) customers. The Company is engaged in providing banking services, including corporate and institutional banking, financial markets, investment banking, corporate finance, branch banking, business and transaction banking and wealth management. Its segments include Treasury, Corporate Banking, Retail Banking and Other Banking Operations. Treasury segment includes investments, all financial markets activities undertaken on behalf of the Bank's customers and trading. maintenance of reserve requirements and resource mobilization from other banks and financial institutions. Corporate Banking and Retail Banking segment includes lending, deposit-taking and other services offered to corporate and retail customers respectively. Other Banking Operations include para banking activities.

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Asset quality troubles & limited growth capital pose headwinds for banks future earnings. Also banks higher requirement for capital would entail huge dilutions leading to subdued return ratios for reasonable period. We thereby assign REDUCE rating.

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YES Bank fiasco: a corporate governance failure

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• Volume 48 , pages 181–190, ( 2021 )

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Financial market has been jolted on 5 March 2020 when the central government has put YES Bank Ltd., India’s fourth largest private bank, under moratorium, and the RBI has come out with a bailout package. The former CEO had extended loans in quid pro quo non-arrangement to the companies confronting financial turmoil. Theoretically, independent directors supposed to bring independent judgement about strategy and risk management which, for the bank, has been miserably failed and has extended loans without considering the borrowers’ ability of repayment. The audit committee has too failed to show its acumen and approved the management’s proposals.

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Learning outcomes.

The learning outcomes of this paper is as follows: to understand and analyze the turnaround model of Pearce and Robbins (1993); to familiarize with parameters and actions in the Prompt Corrective Action (PCA) framework of Reserve Bank of India (RBI); to comprehend the probable situation warranting turnaround; to identify the key ratios which signal the financial health of a bank; and to understand the applicability of the turnaround model in bank’s revival.

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The case explores various challenges faced by Mr Prashant Kumar during the turnaround process of Yes bank. The youngest bank started its operation in 2004, and in the first six years of operations, Yes bank registered a compound annual growth rate of 100% on the balance sheet, becoming the fourth-largest private sector bank in the country. However, the irony is that this shine and glitter was a short-lived phenomenon and after the regulatory inspection of 2016, Yes bank collapsed like a house of cards. This case has incorporated the three major phases of Yes bank i.e. the rise, the fall and the revival. The turnaround process led by Mr Kumar was explained using the turnaround model given by Pearce and Robbins (1993) and the PCA framework of the RBI. The conditions which warranted the need for the turnaround in Yes bank and the factors responsible for the same are discussed. The multiple challenges faced by Mr Kumar and the strategic responses adopted by him were incorporated in great detail. What were the outcomes of those strategic choices? Should he continue with similar approaches? Was he successful in stabilizing the bank which was broken from the core? What next if stability is achieved? How Mr Kumar should lift Yes bank to the recovery zone? And most importantly, will Mr Kumar be able to change the poor public image of Yes bank? The reflections of all the above questions are narrated with the actions of Mr Kumar.

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YES Bank Ltd.

NSE: YESBANK | BSE: 532648

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23.35 0.35 ( 1.52 %)

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NSE:  YESBANK BSE:  532648 SECTOR:  Bank - Private   1525k    7k    2k

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• Good Capital Adequacy Ratio of 17.9 %.
• The company has delivered good Profit growth of 26.9030692556978 % over the past 3 years.

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• The bank has a very low ROA track record. Average ROA of 3 years is -0.24319547922422 %
• CASA Growth of -0.3570704465074 % YoY, which is very low.
• Company has a low ROE of -2.48980826999671 % over the last 3 years.
• The Bank has a high NPA ; Average NPA of the last 3 years stands at 3.74666666666667 %.
• High Cost to income ratio of 73.1281283451175 %.
• The company has delivered poor Income growth of -4.50859561822854 % over the past 3 years.
• Increase in Provision and contingencies of 49.9813895257724 % on YoY.

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• Annual Report 2023 23 Mar 2024
• Annual Report 2022 23 Mar 2024
• Annual Report 2021 30 Jul 2021
• Annual Report 2020 20 Aug 2020
• Annual Report 2019 9 Jan 2020
• Annual Report 2018 9 Jan 2020
• Annual Report 2017 2 Apr 2021

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• Credit Report By: ICRA 9 Jan 2020
• Credit Report By: CARE 9 Jan 2020
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• Concall Q4FY22 11 May 2022
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• Presentation Q4FY23 13 Jun 2023
• Presentation Q3FY24 29 Jan 2024
• Presentation Q3FY20 21 Mar 2020
• Presentation Q2FY24 25 Oct 2023
• Presentation Q2FY21 10 Nov 2020
• Presentation Q1FY24 24 Jul 2023
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Yes bank stock price analysis and quick research report. is yes bank an attractive stock to invest in.

The Indian Banking sector is rising rapidly due to infrastructure spending, favorable government policy, rising disposable income and increasing consumerism and easier access to credit.

The banking industry is in boom with growing demand across India. But is it the right time to invest in banking stocks is the question to be asked? We can look into more details and dig a little deeper into the analysis of the stock.

Let’s look at how Yes Bank is performing and if it is the right time to buy the stock of Yes Bank with detailed analysis.

 For Banking companies, The primary source of Income is interest earned on various loans given to individuals and corporates. Yes Bank has earned Rs 22697.4304 Cr. revenue in the latest financial year. Yes Bank has posted Poor  revenue growth of - 4.50859561822854 % in last 3 Years.

In terms of advances, Yes Bank reported 12.2713108413152 % YOY,   rise . If you see 3 years advance growth, it stands at 5.8401707347199 %.

Currently, Yes Bank has a CASA ratio of 30.7596438981468 %. It’s overall cost of liability stands at 5.01090543641817 %. Also, the total deposits of Yes Bank from these accounts stood at Rs  217501.8616 Cr.

Yes Bank has a Poor ROA track record. The ROA of Yes Bank is at 0.213195222843689 %.

The Lender is efficiently  managing it’s overall asset portfolio. The Gross NPA and Net NPA stood at 2.17 % and 0.83 % respectively as on the latest financial year.

One other important measure of banks’ financial health is provisioning coverage ratio. The YoY change in provision and contingencies is  positive at  49.9813895257724 % which means it has increased from the previous year.

Non-Interest income or other incomes are very important for banks as it gives a regular source of income for bank with no additional risk. Other income of Yes Bank surged and is currently at Rs 3926.6498 Cr.

Yes Bank has a Good Capital Adequacy Ratio of 17.9 .

The best metric which provides insights about bank’s valuation is P/B ratio. Currently Yes Bank is trading at a P/B of 1.6267 . The historical average PB of Yes Bank was 1.36842055480763 .

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Our website offers downloadable transcripts of Yes Bank Ltd.'s concalls, providing detailed records of the discussions held during these calls. Transcripts offer valuable insights into Yes Bank Ltd.'s operations, financial performance, and market outlook. By reviewing these transcripts, long-term stock investors can perform a comprehensive analysis of the company's financial health, growth prospects, and management strategies. Our tools provide access to Yes Bank Ltd.'s concall transcripts, enhancing investors' understanding of the company.

Yes Bank Ltd. Investor Presentations:

Yes Bank Ltd. provides investor presentations on its website, offering detailed information about the company's financial performance, strategic initiatives, and future plans. Investors can access these presentations through our website, gaining deeper insights into Yes Bank Ltd.'s operations, growth potential, and market outlook. Investor presentations serve as a valuable resource for long-term stock investors looking to evaluate the company's long-term viability and investment potential.

Yes Bank Ltd. Promoters:

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Yes Bank Ltd. Shareholders:

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Yes Bank Limited ROCE

ROCE, short for Return on Capital Employed, is an important profitability ratio used in stock analysis. It measures how much pre-tax profit a company is generating for each unit of capital employed in the business. The higher the ROCE, the more efficiently the company is utilizing its capital. On the Yes Bank Limited stock analysis page, you can easily access the ROCE of the company in the financials table or ratio section.

Yes Bank Limited EBITDA

EBITDA, or Earnings Before Interest, Taxes, Depreciation, and Amortization, is a financial metric that indicates a company's operational performance. It gives an idea of how much cash a company generates from its normal business operations without accounting for financing and tax decisions. By examining Yes Bank Limited's EBITDA on our stock analysis page, you can get an overview of how efficiently the company manages its operations.

Yes Bank Limited DPS

DPS, or Dividends Per Share, is a financial metric that reflects the amount of money a company pays out to its shareholders in the form of dividends per each unit of its stock. A consistent and stable DPS can indicate a reliable and financially healthy company. On our Yes Bank Limited stock analysis page, you can access all the relevant information about the DPS of the company and make informed investment decisions.

Yes Bank Limited EPS

EPS, or Earnings Per Share, is a profitability ratio that indicates how much profit a company generates per each outstanding share of its stock. It can give a clear picture of the potential earnings of each investor if the company performs well. With Yes Bank Limited's EPS data available on our stock analysis page, you can get a better understanding of the company's earning potential and take advantage of investment opportunities.

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