Yes Bank Limited (NSEI:YESBANK) has put another portfolio of a little over INR 42,000 million on the block. The private bank is seeking buyers for its corporate and retail loans with outstanding debt of INR 42,330 million, according to two separate notices issued to finance companies and asset reconstruction companies (ARC). Last year, the bank sold a INR 480,000 million non-performing loan portfolio to JC Flowers ARC in what is seen as the largest secondary market trade in the distressed loan segment.

The corporate loan portfolio comprises eight accounts with INR 30,910 million, while the retail portfolio is INR 11,420 million. While the sale of distressed loans to JC Flowers ARC was in a combination of cash and security receipts, this time, the bank is seeking offers only in cash. The corporate portfolio includes two UK-based companies - Prometheon Enterprises Ltd, UK with a debt of INR 14,960 million and Malvern Travels, UK with a debt of INR 5,370 million.

Both are affiliates of Cox and Kings, the travel agency that went bankrupt. The other company in the list is Katerra India Pvt Ltd, with debt of INR 5,210 million. It was admitted for corporate insolvency recently, and Yes Bank is the sole lender.

It also wants to sell loans of Indrajit Power, a company promoted by the Miglani family of Uttam Galva. The company that provided power supply to Uttam Galva?s steel units, has outstanding debt of INR 3,530 million. Yes Bank has put some real estate developers for sale, such as ATS Realworth Pvt Ltd. with debt of INR 1,150 million, ATS Infrastructure at INR 80 million, ATS Township at INR 260 million, and Umritha Infrastructure at INR 160 million.

The bank invited expressions of interest (EoI) but refrained from setting a reserve price or a bidding date for the corporate loan book. In a separate notice, it invited EoI for its retail portfolio of INR 11,420 million by December 18. This includes a personal loan portfolio of INR 3,800 million, vehicle loan books of INR 1,830 million, credit card portfolio of INR 1,180 million, commercial vehicle loan book of INR 1,190 million, construction equipment of INR 1,020 million and healthcare and hospitality equipment loan of INR 1,020 million.