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Supreme Court rules against Yes Bank's write-off of Rs 8,415 crore AT1 bonds

The Economic Times ·

The Supreme Court confirmed the decision of the Bombay High Court regarding Yes Bank's AT1 bonds.

This ruling impacts ₹8,415 crore in bonds written off during the bank's 2020 restructuring.

The court noted that the administrator lacked the authority to write down these bonds.

Bondholders had contested the write-off, citing mis-selling of the securities.

Yes Bank is now obligated to repay the bonds along with accrued interest.

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