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Supreme Court dismissed Yes Bank's appeal, upholding the Bombay High Court order quashing the Rs 8,400 crore AT1 bond write-off
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- AT1 bonds written off
- 8,400 odd crore rupees
- Stock move today
- 15%
Heard on business television between 15:41:42 - 15:44:42 IST.
- Supreme Court dismissed Yes Bank's appeal against Bombay High Court order quashing the AT1 bond write-off
- Bonds worth about 8,400 crore rupees were written down to zero during Yes Bank's 2020 rescue, causing investor losses
- AT1 bonds are high-risk instruments that can absorb losses when banks face financial stress
- Government had argued the write-off was necessary to stabilize the lender
- Financial impact depends on how the ruling is implemented, including potential liability and effect on capital position
- Stock fell 15% and was locked in lower circuit
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Source: Live TV News Channel · 15 Oct 2026
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