Shares of Yes Bank were up nearly 1% at Rs 950 on the Bombay Stock Exchange, in an otherwise weak market, after the Reserve Bank of India approved increase in investment limit by foreign institutional investors/foreign portfolio investors.
The RBI has informed that FIIs and registered FPIs can now invest up to 60% of the paid-up capital of the company under the portfolio investment scheme from existing 49%, the private lender said in a release.
The stock opened at Rs 949 and touched a high of Rs 958. At 11:15am, over 2 million shares were traded on both the stock exchanges.