Tata Motors, Tata Motors with differential voting right (DVR), Yes Bank and Vedanta will be dropped from the BSE's benchmark Sensex from December 23. In their places, UltraTech Cement, Titan Co Ltd and Nestle India will be added in the index, Asia Index, a joint venture between S&P Dow Jones Indices and the BSE, said in a statement on Friday. Besides, UPL Ltd and Dabur India will find a place in the S&P BSE Sensex 50, replacing Indiabulls Housing Finance and Yes Bank. Among other changes, Indiabulls Housing Finance, Yes Bank, InterGlobe Aviation, SBI Life Insurance Company and Info Edge (India) will make entry in the S&P BSE Sensex Next 50, while Cadila Healthcare, Dabur India, Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, UPL Ltd and Edelweiss Financial Services will be dropped from the index. The changes will be effective from Monday, December 23, 2019, Asia Index said. Apart from these, changes have been made in several indices including S&P BSE 500, S&P BSE 200 and S&P BSE
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The bank's stock has fallen 65% to Rs 64.15 a share, this year to date
Gross non-performing assets assessed by the Reserve Bank of India were $457 million higher than Yes Bank had disclosed as of March 31
Year to date, the stock of YES Bank has fallen 65 per cent to Rs 64.15 a share
After providing for in Q2, incremental gross NPA is Rs 2,018 cr; additional provision required is Rs 632 cr
Yes Bank closed on Tuesday 2.66 per cent lower, at Rs 64.15 a share, on the BSE.
According to a source close to the development, the bank is still in talks with the investor and has not taken any decision on the offer
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Its shares have rallied about 50 per cent -- the biggest gain among global peers valued at more than $1 billion -- after embattled founder Rana Kapoor was forced to sell his holdings in October
MSCI, the world's biggest index compiler, has added eight Indian stocks including HDFC Asset Management, Info Edge (India) and Indraprastha Gas Ltd to its India Index, while removing Vodafone Idea, Yes Bank and four others that have seen significant market capitalisation erosion this year. It has added eight companies and deleted six from the MSCI India Domestic Index. Those deleted include Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL), Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, Indiabulls Housing Finance, L&T Finance Holdings, Vodafone-Idea Ltd and Yes Bank, MSCI said in a statement. Those added to the MSCI India Index include Berger Paints, DLF, HDFC Asset Management, ICICI Prudential Life, Indraprastha Gas Ltd, Info Edge (India), SBI Life Insurance Co and Siemens India. MSCI added seven stocks and deleted four from MSCI Global Standard Index. The additions included Berger Paints, Colgate, DLF, HDFC AMC, ICICI Prudential Life, SBI Life, and Siemens. Meanwhile, the deletions from the global index include ..
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An inability to raise planned equity capital will negatively impact YES Bank's credit profile and ratings, Moody's added
On Monday, the ace investor bought 12.9 million shares representing 0.51 per cent of the total equity of YES Bank at a price of Rs 67 apiece in a bulk deal on the BSE.
Data from exchanges showed that Jhunjhunwala bought 12.9 million shares of YES Bank at price of Rs 67 apiece in a bulk deal on the BSE
The bank has lately seen some recovery in its share price after informing exchanges that it had a binding offer from a global investor for an investment of $1.2 billion
This everyday excitement is unhelpful. It would be nice to have YES's board approve a concrete fundraising offer
In a conference call with analysts, Ravneet Gill, MD & CEO of YES Bank, said the fresh capital would come in by December-end. The binding offer of $1.2 billion came from a North American investor
Gill exuded confidence that the bank does not see any jump in this book in the future, but conceded that it was keeping a similar outlook earlier as well.