A very positive and big news is coming for the investors of Indian stock market and banking sector. Yes Bank, a leading private sector bank, has crossed another major milestone in the direction of raising huge capital from international markets. According to the official information given by the bank, it has received the necessary regulatory approvals for setting up the 'Medium Term Note' (MTN) program to raise an amount of more than US $ 850 million i.e. approximately Rs 8,100 crore in Indian currency from foreign markets. After this news, the eyes of investors are now fixed on the shares of Yes Bank. Yes Bank gets 'No Comments Letter', paves the way for raising foreign funds. In the regulatory information sent by Yes Bank to the major stock exchanges of the country (NSE and BSE), it has been made clear that the bank will be officially registered as 'India International Exchange (IFSC) Limited' (India INX) and 'NSE IFSC Limited' (NSE IX). "no comments later" (No Comments Letter) has been received. This is a very important legal process for any financial institution to establish an $850 million medium term note program at the international level, which the bank has now successfully completed. After getting this approval, the way has now been completely paved for the bank to easily raise funds in foreign currency from global investors. What is the Medium Term Note (MTN) program and the future strategy of the bank? According to financial experts, 'Medium Term Note' is a modern and flexible financial structure, through which the bank can obtain capital in the form of debt from international investors from time to time. The bank had also shared its preliminary outline in this regard on August 12, 2026, which has now been finalized. Yes Bank has said in its exchange filing that the detailed 'Offering Circular' related to this entire program has now been made publicly available on the official websites of India INX and NSE IFSC. Along with this, strictly following the guidelines and rules of SEBI, the bank has also shared all its links on its official website so that all investors can see its information with complete transparency. What will be its impact on the stock market? During the last trading session, shares of Yes Bank closed at Rs 22.7 with a slight decline of -1.35%. However, experts believe that getting permission to raise such a large amount of funds will strengthen the financial position and financial capacity of the bank, whose positive impact can be seen on the share price of Yes Bank in the coming days. This step of the bank will further strengthen its credibility in the global market, which can create new opportunities for long-term investors.
