Kathmandu. The assets of the commercial banks have increased by 12.35 percent to Rs 808.22 billion. In the first quarter of the last FY, the bank’s net worth was Rs 7.127 trillion.

According to the financial report published by the banks, the assets of 2 banks have shrunk while the assets of the remaining banks have increased. Global IME Bank, the richest bank in terms of assets, has increased its assets by 16.32 percent to Rs 729.62 billion. In the same period of the last fiscal year, it was Rs 627.25 billion.

Similarly, Nabil Bank is in the second position. Nabil Bank’s net worth increased by 15.63 percent to Rs 675.52 billion. Similarly, the net worth of Rastriya Banijya Bank has increased by 21.21 percent to Rs 610.65 billion 168,000, Nepal Investment Mega Bank by 11.29 percent to Rs 585.75 billion and Laxmi Sunrise Bank by 10.65 percent to Rs 451.72 billion.

Similarly, Prabhu Bank’s assets have increased by 13.47 percent to Rs 419.25 billion and Nepal Bank by 17.10 percent to Rs 403.34 billion and NIC Asia Bank by 0.62 percent to Rs 395.71 billion.

According to the data published by the banks, the net worth of Agricultural Development Bank has increased by 14.42 percent to Rs 377.30 billion, Everest Bank by 30.20 percent to Rs 376.32 billion, NMB Bank by 12.54 percent to Rs 360.22 billion and Siddhartha Bank by 10.12 percent to Rs 331.92 billion.

Similarly, the net worth of Prime Bank has increased by 14.60 percent to Rs 316.62 billion 95.60 million, Sanima Bank by 12.75 percent to Rs 266.52 billion, Nepal SBI Bank by 15.05 percent to Rs 248.64 billion and Citizens Bank by 9.43 percent to Rs 246.34 billion. The net worth of Machhapuchchhre Bank increased by 13.32 per cent to Rs 161.70 billion and Rs 226.59 billion to Rs 161.70 billion.

Kumari Bank’s net worth declined by 0.42 per cent to Rs 442.37 billion and Himalayan Bank by 2.05 per cent to Rs 384.67 billion.

The assets of the bank include cash deposits in the bank, various items, cash reserves in the banks and financial institutions, loans lent to financial institutions, loans to customers, investment securities, derivative instruments, other business properties, current tax assets, investment in subsidiaries, investments in associated companies, investments and assets, assets and equipment, reputation and intangible assets, Deferred taxes include property.