State Bank of India (SBI) chairman Rajnish Kumar on Saturday sought to allay concerns regarding the proposed rescue plan for YES Bank, which involves the state-owned bank picking up a 49 per cent stake in the latter, subject to conditions.
The proposed plan saw stocks of YES Bank and SBI take a hit in trade on Friday, with leading brokerages such as Macquarie suggesting taxpayers will the biggest casualty in the government-approved bailout plan. JP Morgan, on the other hand, has revised down the target price of YES Bank stock to Rs 1.
Here’s how leading brokerages have interpreted the