# YES Bank seeks SC review of AT-1 bond write-down

> YES Bank files Supreme Court review over ₹8,415 crore AT-1 bonds after stock rebounds 15%.
- Title: YES Bank seeks SC review of AT-1 bond write-down · mint
- Summary: YES Bank files Supreme Court review over ₹8,415 crore AT-1 bonds after stock rebounds 15%.
- Keywords: yes bank, at-1 bonds, supreme court, capital ratio, bond write-down, stock market, share price, rbi, sbi, liquidity crisis, mint
- Source: mint — https://livemint.com/market/stock-market-news/yes-bank-files-sc-review-plea-over-at-1-bonds-what-does-it-mean-for-investors-after-stocks-15-rebound-11794591968232.html
- Author: A Ksheerasagar
- Published: 2026-11-13T18:05:31+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: yes bank, at-1 bonds, supreme court, capital ratio, bond write-down, stock market, share price, rbi, sbi, liquidity crisis, money, business
## YES Bank files SC review plea
YES Bank has asked the Supreme Court to review its October 15 ruling against the write-down of ₹ 8,415 crore in AT-1 bonds.
## Bondholders' contempt petition
Axis Trustee Services filed a contempt petition seeking restoration of AT-1 bonds after YES Bank refused to pay coupons.
## AT-1 bonds explained
AT-1 bonds are riskier financial instruments that can be written down during bank distress to absorb losses.
## October 15 Supreme Court ruling
The Supreme Court upheld the Bombay High Court's decision to write down ₹8,415 crore in AT-1 bonds.
## Stock price impact
Shares fell 28% in October but rebounded 15% in November, remaining down 19.35% from peak.
## Capital ratio risk
Reinstating AT-1 bonds could reduce YES Bank's common equity tier-1 capital ratio by 240 basis points.
## Review petition details
YES Bank filed a review petition under Article 137 of the Constitution seeking court review of October 15 ruling.
## Investor concerns
Investors worry about capital position as YES Bank faces potential write-down of AT-1 bonds.
## Key takeaway

YES Bank asked the Supreme Court to review its October 15 ruling on ₹8,415 crore AT-1 bonds write-down, which could reduce its capital ratio by 240 basis points.