New Delhi, Oct. 22 -- Yes Bank shares have come under intense selling pressure, falling 21.23% in two weeks as uncertainty surrounding the bank's additional tier-1 (AT-1) bond liabilities weighs on investor sentiment. The stock has declined 30.60% over the past month and 11.29% over the past week, as investors assess the potential impact of a Supreme Court ruling on the bank's capital position and future profitability.

The sell-off follows the Supreme Court's 15 October 2026, verdict upholding the Bombay High Court's decision to set aside the 2020 write-down of Yes Bank's AT-1 bonds worth Rs.8,415 crore. The ruling has raised questions about the bank's potential liabilities, capital adequacy and the pace of its recovery.

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