Analysis published 27 Mar 2026

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Yes Bank (532648) Jul 2025 Filing Analysis

01 · Management Credibility

Does management do what it says?

CASA Franchise as Structural Moat (PRINCIPLE)

The bank is targeting a specific customer acquisition run-rate for its retail franchise. — target: more than 1.0 million new CASA customers per annum

“A ‘Preferred Retail Franchise’ with strong Customer Acquisition run-rate of more than 1.0 million new CASA customers per annum”

Yes Bank · Investor PPT · Jul 2025 · p.23
AI and GenAI Adoption in Banking

The bank is working on implementing new technologies, specifically Artificial Intelligence and Generative AI, to reduce costs and improve efficiency.

“I think in the future, there is a lot of opportunities as I spoke, to implement the new technologies, both on artificial intelligence and gen AI, okay, in terms of reducing costs and bringing efficiency.”

Yes Bank · Concall Transcript · Jul 2025 · p.6

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04 · Risk

What could break the thesis?

Return on Equity ROE

The Cost to Income ratio improved significantly to 67.1% from 74.3% a year ago, though it remains high compared to top-tier peers. (2 easing, 1 stable)

“Cost to Income Ratio at 67.1% v/s 74.3% in Q1FY25 and 67.3% in Q4FY25”

Yes Bank · Investor PPT · Jul 2025 · p.2
CASA Franchise as Structural Moat

NIM is showing a slight upward trend, increasing 10bps year-on-year to 2.5%, supported by a 200bps improvement in the CASA ratio to 32.8%. (2 easing)

“NIM flat Q-o-Q at 2.5% and up 10bps Y-o-Y... Improvement in CASA Ratio (up 200 bps Y-o-Y) to 32.8%”

Yes Bank · Investor PPT · Jul 2025 · p.2

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