Day after bonds were downgraded, Yes Bank says it has enough liquidity
Live MintYes Bank has adequate liquidity to meet all its obligations, the private lender said on Wednesday, a day after Icra and Care Ratings downgraded the upper tier-II bonds of Yes Bank to default. “For Basel II, upper tier-II bonds, the specific features of the instrument require debt servicing to be linked to the bank meeting regulatory norms on capital adequacy,” Yes Bank said in a regulatory filing. The Reserve Bank of India has temporarily disallowed it from paying interest on its tier-II bonds due on 29 June because of its weak capital position, the private sector lender said on 20 June. Under the plan, domestic investors including State Bank of India, Housing Development Finance Corp., ICICI Bank, Kotak Mahindra Bank, Bandhan Bank, Federal Bank, and IDFC First Bank invested ₹10,000 crore into Yes Bank.