Yes Bank's Long-Term Instruments Upgraded to CARE AA+; Stable by CareEdge Ratings
CareEdge Ratings upgraded Yes Bank's long-term instruments to CARE AA+ Stable and reaffirmed short-term ratings at CARE A1+. The upgrade is driven by sustained advances growth, a stronger deposit franchise, and improved asset quality and profitability. SMBC's strategic investment also provides comfort.
A credit rating upgrade by a recognized agency can improve investor confidence and potentially lower the cost of borrowing for the bank, leading to a medium impact.
The credit rating agency upgraded the bank's long-term instruments and reaffirmed short-term ratings, indicating a positive assessment of the bank's financial health and future prospects.
Yes Bank Limited (YBL) has received an upgrade in its long-term instrument ratings to CARE AA+ with a Stable outlook from CARE AA- by CareEdge Ratings. The bank's short-term instrument ratings have been reaffirmed at CARE A1+.
The rating upgrade reflects sustained growth in advances, a strengthening deposit base, and improvements in asset quality and core profitability. CareEdge Ratings noted YBL's dominant market share in digital payments and the strategic advantage of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation (SMBC) as a significant investor.
The bank's loan book has seen a shift towards retail and commercial segments, with retail advances forming 46% of total advances as of March 31, 2026. CASA deposits have also shown robust growth, contributing to a stronger liability franchise. Profitability has improved with a higher PAT and Return on Total Assets (RoTA), though it remains moderate.
CareEdge Ratings also noted the withdrawal of ratings on certain Infrastructure Bonds and Tier II Bonds due to redemption. The outlook remains Stable, with expectations of continued business performance improvement and adequate capitalization.
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