Mumbai, June 16, 2026, 16:36 (IST).
- YES Bank shares climbed over 3% to ₹24.38 on the BSE during intraday trade. The move came after the lender said it had struck a strategic agreement with Northern Arc Capital. The Economic Times
- The stock pared gains, finishing near ₹23.89 on BSE and ₹23.87 on NSE. It closed a touch above the previous finish. Sharekhan
- Indian equities moved higher as trading volumes picked up and most shares advanced. Markets Mojo
YES Bank shares started higher Tuesday after it tied up with Northern Arc Capital, according to The Economic Times. The stock reached ₹24.38 early on the BSE but gave back some of those gains. Sharekhan data showed YES Bank at ₹23.89 on BSE, up 0.50%, and ₹23.87 on NSE, up 0.38%. Trading was heavy, with over 20 crore shares on NSE. The Economic Times
YES Bank shares moved up after news it will partner with Northern Arc to expand credit, push digital lending, and add debt products. Northern Arc is bringing in its network of 368 originator partners. The deal will use co-lending tech, portfolio monitoring, and fixed-income options through Altifi. There’s a strategic tie: Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation, YES Bank’s top shareholder, also supports Northern Arc Capital, ET said. The Economic Times
Volume jumped in YES Bank. MarketsMojo data had the lender trading 4.43 crore shares, with turnover crossing ₹106 crore as of June 16. On June 15, delivery volume was larger at 8.66 crore shares. Delivery volume shows shares actually moved to investor accounts, not just churned intraday—many traders look at this for hints on buying interest. Markets Mojo
Nifty 50 added 0.57% and BSE Sensex gained 0.71%. Indian shares rose for a third day, pushed up by weaker oil and renewed risk appetite. YES Bank saw extra momentum in the move. High-beta lenders tend to get more short-term trades when the mood turns. Reuters
YES Bank shares are on the move as deposits come back, according to a summary from Ad Hoc News citing Bloomberg. Management said Indian households are putting more savings into bank deposits again. With equities softer and geopolitical risks in play, people are pulling away from riskier bets. The bank still needs to attract more stable deposits if it wants to step up lending. As banks look to pull in deposits, they may have to raise rates, which could pressure margins. Ad Hoc News
YES Bank’s Q4 FY26 net profit rose 44.7% to ₹1,068 crore, with full-year profit up 44.5% at ₹3,476 crore. Deposits topped ₹3 lakh crore. Gross NPAs fell to 1.3%. CEO Vinay M. Tonse called SMBC’s move to top shareholder “an important strategic milestone.” Investors are watching the Northern Arc partnership for signs of credit growth that won’t damage asset quality. The stock is trading near a 52-week high as the bank pushes for more deposits. Yes Bank
