In March 2020, a State Bank of India-led consortium bailed out Yes Bank by infusing Rs 10,000 crore-a move primarily aimed at protecting depositors. SBI, which acquired a 49% stake with a three-year lock-in, now holds 24% after Yes Bank raised money through a follow-on public issue and the preferential issue of shares to private equity investors Carlyle and Advent International.
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