BlackRock to SBI: A look at Yes Bank's shareholding pattern from FY18 to FY24 amid stake sale talks

Yes Bank's shareholding pattern has undergone significant changes from FY18 to FY24, reflecting the bank's tumultuous journey and efforts to stabilize its financial position. Major stakeholders like BlackRock and SBI have played crucial roles in this period. The bank's shareholding structure has seen shifts due to various capital infusion rounds, regulatory interventions, and strategic investments. The article delves into the details of these changes, highlighting the impact of these stakeholders on Yes Bank's governance and financial health. The ongoing stake sale talks are part of the bank's strategy to attract more stable and long-term investors, aiming to strengthen its capital base and improve its market position.