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    • OPINION | Vault Matters: The real but barely mentioned risk in Yes Bank

      Recently, Switzerland’s judiciary set aside the decision of its central bank to completely strike down the value of Credit Suisse’s AT-1 bonds when it was acquired by UBS. Will it open the pandora’s box back home where a similar matter is up for consideration at the Supreme Court?

    • Vault Matters | Can a Sumo wrestler play kabaddi? That’s SMBC’s real challenge with Yes Bank

      There have always been a lot of apprehensions on what incremental value add a foreign bank can bring to India, more so with the exit of biggies such as Citi and Deutsche from India’s retail terrain. Can Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation help find an answer?

    • Vault Matters | Why Japanese and Middle East investors should be welcomed into the Indian banking sector

      After the early wave of bank licenses rolled out in the 1990s, there has been a dearth of innovation, ideation, creation of fresh talent, and more importantly, capital into the Indian banking landscape has thinned in the recent years. This may change if India embraces serious foreign interest flowing into the banking sector

    • A new chapter awaits Yes Bank, post Japanese investors' entry

      A new management would be a good catalyst for Yes Bank’s valuation, feel analysts

    • Is Yes Bank ready for a big-league backer?

      The short term potential return for putting capital into the bank isn’t lucrative.

    • Why investors were lukewarm to SBI’s July AT-1 bond issuance

      The underwhelming performance of SBI’s AT1 bond issue is perhaps indicative of the new normal for subordinated bonds issued by banks and financial institutions. Banks may have to significantly increase the premium offered on these bonds, given the uncertainties associated with the loss absorption hierarchies

    • Once destroyed by it, Yes Bank must do corporate lending right this time

      In its second innings, Yes Bank needs to learn all the lessons it can from the misdeeds of its past chief that decimated its balance sheet.

    • Yes Bank’s AT-1 bonds legal battle may not give closure to bond holders

    • Yes Bank’s rebirth needs more than a Carlyle stamp

    • Interview | In discussions with foreign stressed asset funds to start ARC, says Yes Bank CEO

    • Yes Bank troubles show that being the best isn’t about size

    • Corporates need to take advantage of buoyant markets to fortify their balance sheets

    • Are short-sellers trapped in Yes Bank?

    • Yes Bank interest default a warning on what rising NPAs could do

    • Will mandatory CEO rotation for banks achieve better governance?

    • Yes Bank | Why is a Financial Redressal Agency missing when it is needed most?

    • Covid-19 pandemic | The impact of the virus on India's GDP

    • Yes Bank’s lock-in for retail: why and its unintended consequences

    • The impact of the write off of Yes Bank Additional Tier 1 bonds

    • Yes Bank: How to rescue a private bank, version 2020

    • Yes Bank debacle a bigger short term threat than coronavirus

    • Yes Bank falls like a ton of bricks, probably on SBI’s head

    • Opinion | Yes Bank case a wake-up call for RBI

    • Policy | 50 yrs of bank nationalisation: Is it time to privatise all banks?

    • Corporate Matters | Is Yes Bank the canary in the coal mine for the Indian banking system?

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