YES Bank share trades marginally lower?

The YES Bank share was trading very low on Friday’s BSE and NSE session. The stock of private lenders opened at its previous end of Rs 16.50 and affected the day’s rise to Rs 16.6. Later, the stock removed profits and sold 0.9% lower with an intraday low of Rs 16.35.

YES Bank stocks sell more than 100-day moving averages but less than 5, 20, 50, and 200-day moving averages.

In one week, 8.8 percent a month, the distribution declined by 2.66 percent. For the year to date, inventory has declined by 7.8 percent.

The marketer’s interest rate has increased to Rs 41,215.32 crore. The stock had a high of Rs 87.95 for 52 weeks and a low of Rs 5.55 for 52 weeks. The private borrower’s share, with a face value of Rs 2, decreased in one year by 53 percent.

Yesterday, YES Bank’s share increased by 1% to Rs 16.50 after CEO Prashant Kumar said he expected the real estate company (ARC) business to operate in six months and pointed out that many overseas firms had shown interest in the bank ARC Business.

“There has been a lot of interest from investors outside of our ARC business. We are likely to invest the first $ 10 billion while the foreign investor will invest about 25 billion rupees,” Prashant Kumar, CEO of Yes Bank, told Reuters. In an interview, he had on Tuesday.

Meanwhile, Brickwork Ratings (BWR) has released the Tier I Subordinated Perpetual Bonds (Basel II) for the lender. Brickwork has provided a long-term rating on BWR BB + with a stable view of metals costing Rs 90 crore.

In terms of brokerage views, Emkay Research has issued a ‘Sell’ rate on the stock and set a fixed amount of Rs 11 in the allocation, given lower return rates and an unwelcome reward for higher rating.

Similarly, in a recent article, Private Securities said YES Bank’s results for the quarter of December had raised questions about its efficiency problems and offered a ‘hold’ rate on the stock at a revised price of Rs 16.

The portfolio risk is reflected from, high unemployment loans or NPLs (from 1.5% to 5%), SMA-2 pool (from 2.4% to 4%), SMA -1 (from 1.6% to 7.3), with additional reconstruction outside the lake at 3.2% more and more than 22% of non-functional label assets, “he added.

Geojit trading house, along with BNP Paribas, has a stock sales ratio. The lender was placed under suspension by the central bank last year, after which a group of lenders led by non other than the State Bank of India, who intervened to deposit money in the bank and get it out of a serious health problem to deal with risk issues.

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