Loan Defaulters in Bangladesh
Bank Company (Amendment) Act, 2023: Walls closing in on habitual defaulters
The cabinet yesterday cleared the draft Bank Company (Amendment) Act, 2023 that would usher in major consequences for habitual loan defaulters and restrict the influence of families on the bank board.
2022: The year the rich won, and the public lost
The rise in the prices of goods has led to many people suffering from a silent famine.
Same rules should apply to all debtors
Why is it that small debtors suffer while big defaulters walk free?
Big loan defaulters are not above the law
Will big loan defaulters continue to be untouched?
Bangladesh’s sour-debt conundrum
Is the central bank enabling loan defaulters with its policies?
Whose side is Bangladesh Bank on?
Habitual loan defaulters, or the public?
Finance ministry defines ‘habitual defaulter’, proposes punitive actions
The term habitual defaulter is often thrown around casually, without any proper definition. But the government has now spelt out what habitual default is in a draft act, in what can be viewed as a commendable act by Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal.
11 Large Borrowers: BB paves way for fresh rescheduling
In a reversal of its stance, Bangladesh Bank yesterday paved the way for 11 large business groups to reschedule their loans even though they restructured their loans four years ago on condition of regular repayments.
Defaulted Bank Loans: Less than 1pc hold more than half
Half of the defaulted bank loans amounting to Tk 50,942 crore is with top 300 borrowers, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal told parliament yesterday, blaming banks for not choosing borrowers wisely.
Bank Company (Amendment) Act, 2023: Walls closing in on habitual defaulters
The cabinet yesterday cleared the draft Bank Company (Amendment) Act, 2023 that would usher in major consequences for habitual loan defaulters and restrict the influence of families on the bank board.
2022: The year the rich won, and the public lost
The rise in the prices of goods has led to many people suffering from a silent famine.
Same rules should apply to all debtors
Why is it that small debtors suffer while big defaulters walk free?
Big loan defaulters are not above the law
Will big loan defaulters continue to be untouched?
Bangladesh’s sour-debt conundrum
Is the central bank enabling loan defaulters with its policies?
Whose side is Bangladesh Bank on?
Habitual loan defaulters, or the public?
Finance ministry defines ‘habitual defaulter’, proposes punitive actions
The term habitual defaulter is often thrown around casually, without any proper definition. But the government has now spelt out what habitual default is in a draft act, in what can be viewed as a commendable act by Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal.
11 Large Borrowers: BB paves way for fresh rescheduling
In a reversal of its stance, Bangladesh Bank yesterday paved the way for 11 large business groups to reschedule their loans even though they restructured their loans four years ago on condition of regular repayments.
Defaulted Bank Loans: Less than 1pc hold more than half
Half of the defaulted bank loans amounting to Tk 50,942 crore is with top 300 borrowers, Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal told parliament yesterday, blaming banks for not choosing borrowers wisely.
BB patronises big defaulters
The High Court yesterday observed that the country’s banking sector is no longer business-friendly, rather banks have become organisations of usurers.