Yes Bank on Thursday said its net profit for the quarter ended June 30 rose 38 per cent to Rs 216.1 crore from Rs 156.4 crore a year ago. Higher interest income and lower provisions contributed to the bank’s earnings.
The private sector bank, however, shrunk its balance sheet by 3.5% sequentially because of a reduction in advances and deposits. Advances declined 3.7% sequentially for the first time in 10 quarters. Deposits fell 5.1% from a quarter ago. The size of the balance sheet, however, expanded 39% from a year ago to Rs 56,963.6 crore.