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The bank’s bad loans averaged 4.21 per cent, a maximum of 7.25 per cent

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Kathmandu. Banks are still in the grip of debt recovery.

The financial statement TAG_OPEN_div_37 s published by the commercial banks in operation till Mid-June of the fiscal year 2081/82 show the same. Still, the bad loans (NPL) of commercial banks have not decreased, they are increasing.

The average bad loan TAG_OPEN_div_35 s of commercial banks stood at 4.21 per cent as of Mid-July of the last fiscal year. It was 3.73 percent in the same period of the previous fiscal year. During this period, the bad loans of banks increased by an average of 0.48 percent.

The bad loans TAG_OPEN_div_33 of seven banks have decreased while the rest of the banks have increased till mid-July of the last fiscal year.

More than 6 percent is in 3 banks, 9 banks have 4 percent.  The rest is less than 3 percent of the bank.

Himalayan Bank has the highest number of bad loans during this period. The bank’s bad loans stood at 7.28 per cent as of Mid-July of the last fiscal year. It has increased by 2.30 percent compared to the previous fiscal year. In the previous fiscal year, such loans were 4.98 percent.

Similarly TAG_OPEN_div_28, kumari bank’s bad loans increased by 0.46 percentage points to 6.42 percent in the last fiscal year compared to the previous financial year.

Similarly TAG_OPEN_div_27, NIC Asia Bank’s bad loans rose by 2.83 percentage points to 6.28 per cent. In the previous fiscal year, the bank TAG_OPEN_u_21’s bad loans were 3.45 percent. ।

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