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WB, IFC to give loans under conditions: finance adviser

Finance adviser Salehuddin Ahmed on Sunday said that the World Bank and its private sector investment wing International Finance Corporation would provide loans under certain conditions to help the interim government carry out reforms in the financial sector...

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NPL soars by Tk 1.90 lakh crore during AL regime

The banking sector witnessed a staggering increase in the non-performing loans by Tk 1,90,000 crore in the past 14 years since 2009, when the Awami League-led government assumed...

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Textile millers demand low-cost loans to offset business losses

The country’s textile mill owners have sought low-interest bank loans to help cover workers’ wages and utility bills for July, saying that the industry faced significant financial losses due to the disruption of business operations amid the recent unrests over quota-reform movement...

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Businesses demand low-cost loans, deferred payments

The country’s business leaders on Sunday demanded low-cost bank loans, rescheduling facilities, deferred payment of loan instalments and waiver of port demurrage due to the suspension of business activities caused by the nationwide shutdown, curfew, general holidays and internet outage centring the quota reform movement...

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Forex reserve rises to $22b on foreign loans

The foreign exchange reserves in Bangladesh, according to the International Monetary Fund guidelines, increased to nearly $22 billion on June 27 from $18.64 billion in May...

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Bad loans and failed governance

DATA recently published by the Bangladesh Bank demonstrate that our banking sector has a nagging problem of non-performing loans, which have reached a record high. According to the recent central bank data published on June 6, in the first quarter of 2024, the amount of non-performing loans was more than Tk 182,000 crore...

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A budget heavily dependent on loans, hardly helpful for poor

THE national budget for the 2025 financial year, which the finance minister proposed in the parliament on June 6, is high-deficit, with an aim to make up for the shortfall with resources coming from domestic borrowing, 20.2 per cent of the total outlay of Tk 7,970 billion, and foreign loans, 11.4 per cent, along with expected foreign grants of 0.5 per cent...

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Default loans surge to historic high

The banking sector witnessed a staggering increase of a record Tk 36,662 crore in non-performing loans in just three months ending in March, due mainly to a...

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Surge in state-owned bank bad loans warrants special attention

A SURGE in non-performing loans in state-run banks, already plagued by non-performing loans of about 25 per cent of the total outstanding loans, shows the failure of the authorities to go tough on loan defaulters. This also shows the futility of concessions that the authorities have earlier given to loan defaulters...

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NPL in six state-run banks surges further 

Non-performing loans in six state-run banks soared by Tk 6,805 crore in the three months ending in March, allegedly due to the central bank’s lenient approach towards defaulters...

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Govt must hold off oligarchy to stop decline in banking sector

WHEN the banking sector is mired in a horde of problems — the absence of democratic governance that has encouraged corruption and irregularities, a soaring amount of bad loans that has weakened the economy and an absence of political will that has stopped a way out of the trouble...

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