Yes Bank Moratorium Could End "Within A Week": SBI Chairman

State Bank of India (SBI) chairman Rajnish Kumar said on Monday that the moratorium on Yes Bank could be lifted as early as "within a week". In an interaction with NDTV, the SBI chairman said, "I want to assure Yes Bank customers that once we (SBI) step in, they shouldn't worry about money... The financial system is sound." His comments come days after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) unveiled a bailout plan for Yes Bank, under which SBI will invest up to Rs 10,000 crore in the beleaguered private sector lender. The RBI has taken control of Yes Bank, after the debt-laden lender failed to raise the capital it needs to stay above mandated regulatory requirements. Here are highlights of what SBI chairman Rajnish Kumar said: Haven't received any direction from the government to invest in Yes Bank State Bank of India, RBI, government cannot act solely All three are part of collective effort SBI closely working with Reserve Bank of India Capitalisation of Yes Bank to the tune of Rs 20,000 crore-22,000 crore Many co-investors willing to join Survival of Yes Bank crucial for financial system Recapitalisation to ensure that Yes Bank meets regulatory capital ratio Yes Bank moratorium could be lifted as early as within a week Want to assure Yes Bank customers that once SBI steps in, they shouldn't worry about money Want to assure depositors that financial system is sound It will be business as usual (once SBI steps in) Banks have to give extensive disclosures in their balance sheets Yes Bank should not be made to suffer Action should be taken against promoters SBI to be co-investor in Yes Bank