Kathmandu. The national level development bank last fiscal year 2081. More than Rs 18.5 billion worth of share mortgage loan has been disbursed in 82.
According to the data released by The Nepal Rastra Bank( NRB), eight national-level development banks have extended share loans worth Rs 18.51 billion in the review year. Last year 2080. These banks had given share loans worth Rs 14.89 billion in 1981. The share loan flow of these banks has increased by 24.32 percent in the review year compared to the previous year.
Compared to the previous year, seven of the national-level development banks have increased and one has decreased. Muktinath is the largest lender, while Garima is in terms of growth rate.
In the review year, Muktinath has disbursed share loan of Rs 3.72 billion. In the previous fiscal year, the bank had disbursed loans worth Rs 2.80 billion. The bank’s share credit flow increased by 32.68 percent in the review year compared to the previous year.
The second is dignity. The bank has issued a share loan of Rs 3.05 billion. In the previous fiscal year, the bank had disbursed loans worth Rs 1.77 billion. Garima’s share loan flow increased by 72.31 percent in the review year compared to the previous year.
Similarly, Mahalakshmi is in third place. Mahalakshmi has given a share loan of Rs 2.34 billion in the review year. In the previous fiscal year, the bank had disbursed loans worth Rs 2.25 billion. Share loans have increased by 4.10 percent in the review year compared to the previous year.
Similarly, Shine Resunga has provided rs 2.33 billion, Lumbini Rs 1.93 billion, Kamna Sewa Rs 1.84 billion, Jyoti Rs 1.77 billion and Shangri-La Rs 1.51 billion in the review year. Jyoti’s loan investment has decreased in the review year compared to the previous year, while other banks have increased.
