Yes Bank is asking the Supreme Court to rethink its October ruling that blocked the bank from writing off ₹8,415 crore worth of AT-1 bonds.
This comes after bondholders' representatives said Yes Bank has not shared a plan for bringing these high-risk bonds back.
The court had earlier said the bank could not just erase these bonds after its restructuring.
Yes Bank crisis sparked AT-1 controversy
The Supreme Court's decision followed a long legal battle that started when Yes Bank hit a financial crisis six years ago, leading to new investors and controversy over the bond write-off.
AT-1 bonds are risky investments meant to absorb losses if a bank gets into trouble.