YES Bank has disclosed receiving INR 210 crore from two trusts linked to its Security Receipts Portfolio, part of the NPA sale to JC Flower Asset Reconstruction Pvt. Ltd. This inflow strengthens the bank’s balance sheet and underscores progress in its asset resolution strategy.
YES Bank Limited announced on March 31, 2026, that it has received significant receipts from two trusts in its Security Receipts Portfolio. The disclosure was made under Regulation 30 of SEBI’s Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements.
Strategic Asset Recovery
The inflow of INR 210 crore stems from the sale of its non-performing asset (NPA) portfolio to JC Flower ARC in December 2022. The two trusts contributed INR 110 crore and INR 100 crore respectively, exceeding the carrying value thresholds and triggering mandatory disclosure.
Financial Impact
This development highlights YES Bank’s ongoing efforts to strengthen its financial position by monetizing stressed assets. The receipts not only improve liquidity but also signal effective execution of its resolution plan.
Key Highlights
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Receipt of INR 210 crore from two trusts
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Linked to NPA portfolio sale to JC Flower ARC
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Amounts exceed SEBI’s materiality threshold
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Supports YES Bank’s asset resolution strategy
Sources: YES Bank regulatory filing