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1 online resource (2 pages) : 37 illustrations |
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Emerald emerging markets case studies, 2045-0621 ; volume 11, issue 1 |
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The learning outcomes are as follows: understand the mechanism of sourcing and allocation of funds in the Indian banking industry; compare financial indicators of Yes bank with the industry average and interpret the hidden stress; understand the role of NPAs in the banking industry and analyze Yes banks performance; and identify the possible red signals in the business model of Yes bank |
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The case narrated the story of Yes bank which was considered as one of the most promising and rising banks of India. The stock of Yes bank had been the preferred investment choice for many investors because of its outstanding performance in almost all the important parameters of the industry since 2005. Since its inception, investors favored the stock with an assumption that this new generation bank had a unique as well as a sustainable banking model. However, after the year 2016, Reserve Bank of India (Indian central bank and banking regulator) found huge under-reporting of non-performing assets (NPAs) in the three (i.e. 201516, 201617 and 201819) out of its four annual regulatory inspections, casting doubt in the way Yes bank functioned. Risk and aggression seemed to be the two most important aspects of Yes banks culture and this case tried to narrate the same through various financial indicators. The ratio comparison with the industry average indicated the possible gray areas of Yes bank, which was once considered as the most promising bank of India. Unfortunately, even the change of guard at the helm of Yes bank did not change the fate of the bank |
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MBA/PGDBA/Executive MBA |
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Teaching Notes are available for educators only |
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Includes index |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references |
| Notes |
Print version record |
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Banks and banking -- India -- Case studies
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Bank management -- India -- Case studies
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Banks and banking -- Accounting -- Case studies
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Business & Economics -- Banks & Banking.
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Banking.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Jethwani, Kinjal, author
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