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Uncovering, recovering default loans should go together

This is welcome that the central bank has adopted international loan classification standards and changed classification policies to get the actual picture of default loans. But a lack of measures to recover defaulted loans is worrying. The central bank has reduced the timeframe to classify loans as defaulted from the previous 270 days to 180 days. Since the adoption...

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Default loans hit record Tk 3.45 lakh crore

The volume of non-performing loans in the country’s banking sector has skyrocketed by Tk 2 lakh crore in just one year, reaching a staggering Tk 3.45 lakh crore at the end of December 2024...

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Loan repayment becomes heavy burden, says NBR chair

National Board of Revenue chairman Md Abdur Rahman Khan on Tuesday said that the payment of instalments of the domestic and foreign debts and interest on these loans had become a heavy burden to the country...

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Loan disbursement to CMSME drops by 16pc

Loan disbursements to the Cottage, Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprise (CMSME) sector dropped by 16 per cent in the July-September quarter of FY25 compared to the same period in FY24, due to political turmoil and economic instability during the period...

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Loan defaulting dairy trader arrested

Md Sirajul Islam, the proprietor of Messrs Momina Logistic Point and Messrs Momina Dairy Industries, a loan defaulter as per a case filed by One Bank PLC, has been arrested...

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Banks reschedule Tk 7,355cr as lenient policy remains

Banks rescheduled Tk 7,355 crore in defaulted loans during July-September period of 2024, with 99 per cent of the rescheduling done by private banks as the Bangladesh Bank chose to retain the previous government’s lenient rescheduling policy...

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BANKING SECTOR: Legal complexities worsen default loan crisis

The legal framework for handling non-performing loans (NPLs) in Bangladesh has become dysfunctional, allowing wilful defaulters to exploit loopholes and delay repayment, according to a report by the task force on economic reforms...

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Wilful loan defaulters still enjoy protection

Wilful bank loan defaulters are still enjoying legal and regulatory protection, as authorities concerned shield them from punitive measures, allowing them to evade consequences, according to bankers.

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BB to support revival of sick, defaulted cos

The Bangladesh Bank has decided to provide various policy supports to sick business firms which are under the burden of huge default loans, to revive such business again...

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SK Sur shown arrested in Hallmark loan scam case

Former Bangladesh Bank deputy governor Sitanshu Kumar Sur Chowdhury on Monday was shown arrested in a money laundering case filed by the Anti-Corruption Commission over the Hallmark Group loan scam seven years ago...

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Loan promises rise in Dec, but remain low in H1

The loan commitments to the country by the bilateral and multilateral lenders increased in December by $1,776 million, with the commitments standing at $2,298.67 million in the July-December period of the 2024-25 financial year.

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Financial account deficit hit $581m in July-Nov

The financial account deficit surged to $581 million in the first five months (July–November) of FY2024–25, an increase from a $206 million deficit recorded in the July–October period, primarily due to higher loan repayments coupled with poor loan inflows...

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Beximco takes Tk 50,000cr in loans, nearly half defaulted

Beximco Group, controlled by the ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina’s adviser Salman F Rahman, has allegedly withdrawn about Tk 50,000 crore from different banks and non-bank financial institutions, using political clout and circumventing banking norms...

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S Alam’s loans hit Tk 2.25 lakh crore, 44pc anonymous

Controversial Bangladesh-origin business tycoon S Alam Group has acquired a staggering Tk 2.25 lakh crore from 10 banks and a non-bank financial institution, pushing the country’s banking sector and economy into a severe crisis.

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Youth stabbed to death over loan row

A youth was stabbed to death, and another injured in Begumganj upazila of Noakhali, following a dispute over the repayment of a loan Saturday night...

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Karmasangsthan Bank’s default loan decreases

Karmasangsthan Bank’s NPL ratio has stood at 3.68 per cent and there is no provisioning deficit in 2024 when loan disbursement, loan recovery and profit earning increased from the previous year...

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ACC probes AnonTex loan scams, Janata Bank’s role

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has launched an investigation into allegations of massive loan irregularities and corruption involving the controversial AnonTex Group, allegedly carried out in connivance with employees of Janata Bank...

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Industrial term loans drop in July-Sept

Industrial term loan disbursements dropped in July-September period of 2024 compared with those in the same period of previous year, driven mainly by political unrests and high dollar rates...

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Stringent measures needed to save NBFIs

THE failure of the authorities to take measures to discipline and facilitate the ailing non-bank financial institution sector, crippled by an abnormally high defaulted loans, is unacceptable. More than 70 per cent of non-bank financial institutions are about to collapse. The Bangladesh Bank says that 21 of the 35 institutions have more than 50 per cent...

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Tk 9,391cr in farm loans disbursed in 4 months

Banks disbursed Tk 9,391 crore in agricultural loans in July-October of the 2024-25 financial year, which accounts for 24.71 per cent of the total disbursement target for FY25, according to Bangladesh Bank data...

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Loan facility to crisis-hit business groups, banks continues

The interim government has continued to provide crisis-hit commercial banks and large business groups with emergency loan assistances with the offering of Tk 180 crore to the Beximco Group in the past week, said officials...

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Islamic banks’ deposits go down by Tk 11,781cr

Deposits at Shariah-based banks in Bangladesh dropped by Tk 11,781 crore, leading to a negative liquidity position of around Tk 2,000 crore in September, as public confidence plummeted following widespread loan scandals and irregularities...