Why has the ED summoned Anil Ambani again on February 27?

The Enforcement Directorate continues to examine alleged transactions linked to the Yes Bank loan fraud case and the wider Reliance Communications bank fraud probe. The new February 27 appearance follows earlier questioning. This step does not imply guilt. It allows the agency to seek clarifications, match records, and determine if any laundering indicators exist under the PMLA.

Does this probe directly impact Yes Bank’s financials today?

Not directly. The legal process focuses on counterparties and alleged historic exposures. For investors, the near-term effect is sentiment and liquidity. We track price behavior around 21.16 and 20.68, plus volumes versus average. Any material impact on financials would typically appear later through disclosures or quarterly filings, not immediately.

What are the key trading levels for YESBANK.NS today?

Watch 21.16 as the mid-band pivot, 21.63 as resistance, and 20.68 as initial support. Keltner boundaries at 22.04 and 20.31 frame the wider range. With ATR near 0.43, plan position size and stops accordingly. Confirmation should come from volume expansion and sustained moves, preferably aligned with verified headlines.

Where can I track verified updates on the case and stock?

Rely on official ED statements, exchange filings, and reputable Indian business media. For context on the asset attachment and prior appearances, we cited NDTV and The Hindu in this article. For real-time moves, use your broker’s NSE feed and monitor company announcements on the exchange website.

Law and Government

YESBANK.NS Stock Today: ED Grills Anil Ambani Again on February 27

ByDanny Kontos February 27, 2026February 27, 2026

Anil Ambani ED developments are in focus today after the agency attached his ₹3,716 crore Mumbai home and called him again on February 27 in a separate Yes Bank loan fraud case. For investors in YESBANK.NS, headlines can sway intraday moves. As of February 26, the stock closed at 20.72, within a 20.65 to 21.01 day range, with 1-year gains of 21.20% and YTD down 2.09%. We outline legal context, actionable levels, and risk cues to navigate today’s trade.