Kathmandu. Commercial banks last fiscal year 2081. More than Rs 116 billion has been disbursed as share loan in 1982.
According to nepal rastra bank data, 19 out of 20 commercial banks have disbursed share loans worth Rs 116.80 billion in the review year. Last year 2080. In 2017, banks had issued share loans worth Rs 70.34 billion. The demand for share loans has increased by 66.05 percent in the review year compared to the previous year.
Compared to the previous year, the share flow of 18 banks has increased and one has decreased. Standard Chartered Bank has not given any share loan. Share loans from NIC Asia Bank declined by 48.22 per cent, while Machhapuchchhre Bank rose the most by 442.10 per cent in terms of growth rate.
Nabil Bank has the highest number of share loans in the review year. In the review year, Nabil has disbursed share loan of Rs 16.76 billion. In the previous fiscal year, the bank had given a loan of Rs 11.42 billion. The bank’s share loan has increased by 46.69 percent compared to the previous year.
Global IME Bank is in second place. In the review year, the bank has taken a loan of Rs 12.30 billion. Which is 63.75 percent more than the previous year. Last year, Global IME had given a share loan of Rs 7.51 billion.
Kumar Bank is in third place. In the last fiscal year, Kumari Bank has taken a loan of Rs 10.43 billion. In the previous fiscal year, the bank had extended a loan of Rs 4.37 billion. Compared to the previous year, the bank’s share loan increased by 138.41 percent in the review year.
Similarly, In the review year, Siddhartha Bank has extended rs 9.28 billion, Prime Commercial Bank Rs 8.28 billion, Laxmi Sunrise Bank Rs 8.25 billion, Nepal Bank Rs 7.86 billion, Citizens Bank Rs 7.26 billion and Rastriya Banijya Bank Rs 6.15 billion. The credit flow of all these banks has increased in the previous year.
In the last fiscal year, Prabhu Bank has taken loans worth Rs 5.34 billion, Agriculture Development Bank Rs 4.65 billion, Everest Bank Rs 3.44 billion, Nepal Investment Mega Bank Rs 3.36 billion and Sanima Bank Rs 3.31 billion. Compared to the previous year, the share flow of these banks has increased.
Similarly, Himalayan Bank, Machhapuchhre Bank, NMB Bank, NIC Asia Bank and Nepal SBI Bank have extended rs 2.71 billion, Rs 2.71 billion, Rs 2.39 billion, Rs 2.55 billion and Rs 619.1 million, respectively. Compared to the previous year, the credit flow of NIC Asia Bank has decreased while the remaining banks have increased.
