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Financial Services · NSE: YESBANK

Yes Bank

Price as of 12 Nov 2026
17.69+2.61%

Q2 FY27 earnings call · Guided by management

Call held 19 Oct 2026 · Read the filing on NSEFiling

₹8,000​CrRIDF balance reduction · H2Banodkar · Q&A · p. 13
1​%Return on assets · fiscal '27Banodkar · Q&A · p. 14
240​bpsPro forma impact on CET-1 ratio · as of 30th September 2026Tonse · p. 3
13.7​%Tier 1 capital ratioTonse · p. 3
M.Cap
₹55,526Cr
P/E
13.2×
1Y return
−22.24%
From 52W high
−31.4%

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Share price

Results Q2 FY27, as filed · consolidated · ₹ Cr

Q2 FY27Q2 FY26YoYQ1 FY27QoQ
Interest earned8,6507,389+17.1%8,054+7.4%
Net interest income2,8202,296+22.8%2,785+1.2%
Operating profit1,6831,310+28.5%1,706-1.3%
Net profit1,084664+63.2%1,072+1.1%
EPS (₹)0.340.21+61.9%0.340.0%

From the company's own results filing on NSE. Net profit is the owners' share. Growth and the dotted lines are worked out from the filed figures.

Guidance

Return on assets · FY271%FY27 ROA guided at 1% for the full year; H1 at 90 bps

Margins seen stable in December quarter, improving bias by March

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“So, our outlook when we think through H2, December might still be closer to a stable margin structure, but as we look through March, we should have a positively improving bias.”

Q3 margins seen similar to Q2; positive bias expected in Q4

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 14
“So Q3, our expectation is that we should be in the similar range on margins that we've seen compared to Q2, maybe there might be some bias of pulling it back because of the full effect of the FCNR. However, the tailwinds we expect should neutralize. But as we move to Q4, our expectation is that we should have a positive bias on the margins.”

Q3 margin similar to Q2 with marginal negative bias; upward bias in Q4

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 19
“We said Q3 in our assessment should be similar to Q2, maybe a very marginal negative bias. But as we kind of go into Q4, we certainly believe we should have an upward bias on the margins.”

More figures from the call

Company · Margins and costs
65​%Floating-rate share of book
“So, about a 65% of the book will be floating, which is either linked to a repo or a T-bill.”
Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 10
Company · Risks
50–60​bpsECL opening impact on CET-1
“But our expectation is on the opening Balance Sheet, the CET-1 impact could be in the range of about 50 to 60 basis points.”
Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 11
Company · Fund raising
11–11.5​%CET-1 ratio
“But yes, I would say the evaluation for Capital actions, including any raise, I think we will have to be mindful of that because clearly 11%, 11.5% of CET-1 is not ideal.”
Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 13
Company · Debt and working capital
30–40​bpsCET-1 consumption at 15% growth · next year
“So even with a 15% growth next year, we are potentially looking at a consumption which could be in the range of about, let's say, 30 to 40 basis points.”
Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 15
Company · Margins and costs
8​bpsMathematical margin gain from 25 bps repo hike
“while this is straight a mathematical outcome saying that we might have a 8 basis points of improvement, but reality is there are market forces that will continue to be at play, including liquidity conditions, deposit rates, the loan spread, pricing, and the competitive intensity of that.”
Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 14
Company · Other
9​%ROE on pro forma equity
“So, with an ROE of 8.2%, the first step that will happen is the ROE first will actually improve to about 9% for the same level of Profits, because now the equity effectively is lower.”
Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&Ap. 16

In short

  1. 01The Supreme Court set aside the 2020 write-down of INR 8,415 crore of AT-1 bonds.
  2. 02Reinstating the bonds cuts CET-1 by about 240 bps, to about 11.4% pro forma.
  3. 03Management is weighing capital actions, including a raise, but says there is no rush.
  4. 04Coupon payment and timing of reinstatement are under assessment; no decision announced.
  5. 05Q2 net profit was INR 1,080 crore, up 65% year-on-year.
  6. 06NIM fell to 2.6% on FCNR inflows; Q3 seen similar, Q4 with an upward bias.
  7. 07FY27 ROA guided at 1%; H1 was 0.9%.
  8. 08Bank says it can grow about 11% a year without consuming capital.

Segments

Retail, Commercial Banking, Corporate and Institutional Banking: Retail disbursement up 35%; commercial advances up 20.2%; corporate up 31.4%

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“Retail asset disbursement increased by 35% Y-o-Y, with the Retail book growth inching up to nearly 9%. Commercial Banking Advances grew 20.2%, while Corporate and Institutional Banking Advances grew by 31.4% year-on-year.”

Demand

UPI: MDR rules expected to add to revenue; amount not sized

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“But we do believe that it is a quantum that will certainly be an upside to our current revenue streams.”

Loan growth, even adjusted for FCTL, now above industry

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“We are now actually clocking, even adjusted for the FCTL, a growth in excess of the industry as well.”

Margins and costs

NIM 2.6%; 12-14 bps sequential fall largely due to FCNR(B) mobilization

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“Net Interest Margin for the quarter stood at 2.6%. The sequential moderation of approximately 12 to 14 basis points was largely attributable to the FCNR(B) mobilization and the associated liquidity and deployment profile.”

Operating expenses up 14.2% year-on-year to INR 3,026 crore

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“Operating expenses increased by 14.2% Y-o-Y and 5.1% sequentially to INR 3,026 crores.”

Standard asset provision rose mainly on higher loan balances including FCTL

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“The rise in standard asset provision was primarily driven by increase in loan balances, including the FCTL portion.”

Cost-to-income down from about 74% two years ago to 64%

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · p. 7
“So about two years back, the Cost-to-Income was in the range of 74%. It is already down to 64% as we reported this quarter.”

Margin dip this quarter almost entirely due to FCNR scale

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 7
“We've seen margins dip this quarter, and it is, I would say, almost entirely attributable to the FCNR scale that came in.”

Debt and working capital

IBU at GIFT City: INR 18,575 crore FCNR(B) deposits raised; INR 15,215 crore FC term loans via GIFT City IBU

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“The Bank mobilized INR 18,575 crores of FCNR(B) Deposits and extended Foreign Currency Term Loans of INR 15,215 crores through the IBU at GIFT City.”

Reported CET-1 13.7% before AT-1 impact; liquidity coverage ratio 131.4%

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“the CET-1 ratio stood at 13.7%, and the liquidity coverage ratio stood at 131.4%.”

Pro forma CET-1 about 11.4% after AT-1 reinstatement, not conclusive

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · p. 7
“CET-1 in the range of, on a pro forma basis, again, this is not conclusive, is at about 11.4%.”

Rise in certificates of deposit was tactical, helped by rating upgrades

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“On that it is actually more tactical, not so much a change in our fundamental funding strategy and the reason was also because we've had rating upgrades as well.”

Comfortable CET-1 level was 13.5% to 14%

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 12
“For us, when we were at 14% CET-1, it was our comfortable level where we were operating between, let's say, 13.5% to 14% level.”

Fund raising

Capital decisions are a Board-level process based on regulation, cost and shareholder interests

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Capital planning is an ongoing Board-level process. Any capital decisions will be based on a careful assessment of regulatory requirements, the cost and availability of capital, shareholder interests, and the bank's medium-term growth objectives.”

Bank will keep evaluating capital actions to stay well-capitalized for growth

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · p. 7
“We do believe that we will continue to evaluate areas of capital actions to make sure that the bank remains well-capitalized in order to fulfill its growth objectives.”

No pressure to solve for capital immediately

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 16
“So, I think there is no gun to our head to solve for capital.”

Timing of any capital raise is a commercial decision; buffers exist

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 18
“but I think the simple point I want to leave with you is that it is not that I have to solve for capital tomorrow. We do believe we have buffers.”

Stored capital levers available to unlock capital; no action committed

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 13
“Now, again, we're not kind of saying we will necessarily take an action, but there are such stored levers also available to unlock capital that allows us to continue to pursue our growth and scale objectives.”

One-offs

Opex included INR 51 cr FCNR commissions, INR 20 cr Asian Games, INR 31 cr wage codes

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“The quarter included INR 51 crores of commissions on foreign currency borrowings linked to the FCNR(B) mobilization, INR 20 crores of marketing expenditure relating to the Asian Games sponsorship, and INR 31 crores arising from changes in central and state wage codes.”

INR 395 crore P&L gains from Security Receipts portfolio in the quarter

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 6
“The Bank also recognized P&L gains of INR 395 crores from the Security Receipts portfolio during the quarter.”

Risks

Supreme Court judgment on INR 8,415 crore of AT-1 bonds written down in March 2020

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“I would like to address the Honorable Supreme Court's judgment of 15th October 2026 concerning the INR 8,415 crores of Additional Tier 1 bonds written down in March 2020.”

Supreme Court upheld High Court ruling setting aside AT-1 write-down; appeals dismissed

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 3
“The Honorable Supreme Court has upheld the Bombay High Court's judgment setting aside the AT-1 write-down, and dismissed the appeals filed by YES Bank, the Administrator, the Reserve Bank of India, and the Union of India.”

AT-1 restatement in substance uses core reserves to reinstate the liability

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 8
“In substance, if you think about the restatement, it is actually a Balance Sheet structure where, you know, the core reserves are being used to reinstate the liability, and that is from the perspective of accounting.”

AT-1 principal restatement moves reserves to borrowings with no cash outflow

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 9
“The principal restatement of the AT-1 bonds, as I said earlier, is in substance a Balance Sheet change from the reserves to the borrowings, which is Tier 1 classification, , no cash outflow on the borrowing.”

With credit risk circular offset, opening ECL hit to CET-1 seen not material

Niranjan Banodkar · Chief Financial Officer · Q&A · p. 11
“So as we look through a combination of these two circulars, we do believe that the opening CET-1 impact should not be a material hit to the CET-1.”

Other

Q2 net profit INR 1,080 crore, up 65% year-on-year

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“The Bank reported Net Profit of INR 1,080 crores, an increase of 65% year-on-year.”

Operating profit up 29.4% year-on-year to INR 1,678 crore

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Operating Profit increased by 29.4% year-on-year to INR 1,678 crores.”

ROA 0.9% in Q2; cost-to-income ratio 64.3% vs 67.1% a year ago

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 4
“Return on Assets for the quarter stood at 0.9%, compared with 0.6% in Q2 FY26 and 0.9% in Q1 FY27. The cost-to-income ratio stood at 64.3%, compared with 67.1% in the corresponding quarter of the previous year.”

Total assets crossed INR 5 lakh crore, deposits INR 3.5 lakh crore, advances INR 3 lakh crore

₹5,00,000​Cr
Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“The Total Assets crossed INR 5 lakh crores, Deposits crossed INR 3.5 lakh crores, and Advances exceeded INR 3 lakh crores.”

Advances up 23.7%; 17.6% excluding FCTL; normalized credit-deposit ratio 83.1%

Vinay M. Tonse · Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer · p. 5
“Reported Advances grew by 23.7% year-on-year. Excluding the FCTL linked to the FCNR mobilization, Advances grew 17.6% year-on-year. The corresponding normalized Credit-to-Deposit Ratio, stood at 83.1%.”

Sources

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