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Study of Regulatory Role and Investors' Protection During the Banking Sector Crisis of 2020 in the Indian Economy: Case of Yes Bank
Author(s): Partap Singh (Lovely Professional University, India)
Copyright: 2023
Pages: 16
EISBN13: 9798369309544
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Abstract
The case provides an opportunity to evaluate the accuracy of business performance and financial position of Yes Bank, the situation of window dressing in financial statement, and the regulatory role to ensure the investors' protection of Yes Bank, as well as analyzes the role of promoters and different regulators for influencing the retail investors' interest during study period. The major findings of the case indicate that regulators, auditors, independent directors, and rating agencies did not play their effective and active role in preventing unlawful and unethical activities like window dressing regarding business performance and financial position in the financial statements of Yes Bank by promoters and financial manipulators. Retail investors lost their wealth more as compared to other investors. However, RBIs played a critical and remarkable role to avoid complete failure through restructuring of Yes Bank.
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