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Top 10 groups hold 30pc of Agrani Bank’s NPL

The top 10 defaulters, led by Jaj Bhuiyan Group and Bashundhara Group, accounted for Tk 8,287 crore in classified loans — nearly 30 per cent of Agrani Bank’s total non-performing loans as of December 2024, according to official data...

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Many sound businesses suffer as loan rescheduling stalls

Many businesses with proven track records in Bangladesh are now facing growing financial distress as a rapid surge in non-performing loans in the banking sector, coupled with stricter loan rescheduling policies, has deepened their woes...

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17 banks post Tk 1.77 lakh crore provision shortfall

Seventeen banks reported a staggering provision shortfall of Tk 1,77,650 crore at the end of March 2025, with six of them facing such deficits for the first time, indicating a sharp deterioration in their financial health amid a mounting crisis of non-performing loans...

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10 banks hold over Tk 3 lakh crore in NPLs

Ten commercial banks collectively had over Tk 3 lakh crore in defaulted loans as of March 2025, accounting for nearly 71.4 per cent of the total Tk 4.2 lakh crore non-performing loans in the country’s banking sector...

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Stricter approach needed for non-performing loan recovery

A DECLINE in the non-performing loans recovery ratio, which is concerning, suggests that the measures taken are not effective and stringent enough. The recovery ratio of non-performing loans dropped significantly in the final quarter of 2024, with the ratio standing at 3.44 per cent, down from 5.12 per cent in the corresponding 2023 quarter, as data of Bangladesh Bank...

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NPL recovery rises slowly amid surge in bad loans

The banks in Bangladesh have recovered Tk 9,791 crore in non-performing loans during the October–December quarter of 2024, posting a 23 per cent rise from Tk 7,960 crore in the same period of 2023...

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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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Streamlining banking sector should be a policy priority

THE volume of non-performing loans in the banking sector had already been grim during the toppled Awami League. An even grimmer picture is reported with a staggering Tk 2.85 crore in default loans in September, which is a radical increase from what was reported earlier this year. The central bank data show that the defaulted loans shot up to...

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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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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...