Shock to investors! 2 News and shares take a turn for the worse… Find out what happened today

Mumbai: The shares of the private sector bank Yes Bank have seen a lot of upheaval this year and in the first trading session of the week there was a big fall in the shares of Yes Bank. The bank’s shares opened at 17.35 a share, down 12 percent from Friday’s close. However, the stock recovered after some time. Shares of the bank were trading at Rs 18.15, down 8.33 per cent on BSE around 9.40 am. The main reason for this was two bad news for the bank.

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Shocked by quarterly results
Private sector Yes Bank’s net profit fell 79 per cent to Rs 55.07 crore in the December quarter due to higher financial provisions. Announcing the quarterly results on Saturday, the bank said higher provisioning for bad loans in the third quarter of the current financial year affected the bank’s profitability. The bank reported 10 percent growth in advance disbursements and 0.10 percent increase in net interest margin in the third quarter. Along with this, the bank’s core net interest income rose by 11.7 percent to Rs 1,971 crore. Also, the non-interest income of the bank increased by 55.8 percent to Rs. 1,143 crore and earned Rs 100 crore from the sale of corporate bonds.

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Apart from this, Yes Bank’s total provisions have reached Rs 845 crore from Rs 375 crore annually in the October-December quarter. Prashant Kumar, the bank’s chief executive and managing director, said the provision has increased due to old bad assets. The bank has so far recovered Rs 4,300 crore of loans and expects to recover another Rs 1,000 crore in the last quarter of the current financial year, Kumar said.

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Will climb the steps of the Supreme Court
Yes Bank will appeal to the Supreme Court against the Bombay High Court’s 2020 order in the Rs 8,400 crore AT-1 bond case, Kumar said. According to the bank there is a strong legal basis in favor of raising AT-1 bonds.

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