Yes Bank has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Capital Stack to broaden institutional funding access across India. The partnership focuses on strengthening the for mid-to-large corporate and institutional borrowers.
Expand institutional funding
Strategic Objective
⏳ Time Machine
How today’s news fits into the bigger picture
2018
NBFC Liquidity Crisis
The crisis forced a massive tightening of credit standards, particularly for mid-sized corporate entities, which banks are only now aggressively targeting again.
2024
Shift in bank credit focus
Large private sector banks began aggressively pivoting back to institutional lending as capital expenditure cycles started to accelerate across India.
Today
Yes Bank signed an MoU with Capital Stack to broaden institutional funding for corporates.
What happens next?
Expect Yes Bank to increase its corporate credit disbursements in the next 1-2 quarters through this channel.
Yes Bank has taken a strategic step to expand its footprint in the institutional credit market by partnering with Capital Stack, a firm specializing in debt advisory and capital markets. The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) signed between the two entities is aimed at improving access to institutional funding for a wider range of credit-worthy borrowers across India. By combining Yes Bank's established balance sheet capacity with Capital Stack’s network and expertise in structuring complex debt, the collaboration looks to bridge gaps in the country's credit ecosystem. This move comes as Indian banks increasingly look for innovative ways to deploy capital beyond traditional retail lending, targeting sectors that require sophisticated, long-term credit solutions. For mid-market and corporate entities, this partnership could mean faster access to capital and more customized debt structuring.
💭 If you're wondering…
Capital Stack is a debt advisory and capital markets firm that helps structure financing and connects businesses with appropriate institutional funding sources.
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