Kathmandu. The credit flow of commercial banks has increased significantly till the third quarter of the current fiscal year. Credit in the entire banking system has increased by Rs 276 billion to a total of Rs 52.50 trillion. As of mid-July of the last fiscal year, the amount was limited to Rs 4.974 trillion.
Global IME Bank Ltd. is the top bank in terms of loan disbursement. The bank’s loan has increased by Rs 35 billion to Rs 476 billion. Nabil Bank’s loan increased by Rs 38 billion to Rs 472 billion. Nepal Investment Mega Bank Limited (NIBL) has a loan of Rs 3.61 trillion.
Similarly, the loan of Rastriya Banijya Bank Limited has reached Rs 339 billion and that of Laxmi Sunrise Bank has reached Rs 314 billion. Everest Bank Limited and NMB Bank Limited have a loan of Rs 2.61 trillion.
Himalayan Bank Limited has a debt of Rs 2.59 trillion. Similarly, the loan of Prabhu Bank decreased by Rs 4 billion and that of NIC Asia Bank decreased by Rs 19 billion. Similarly, Standard Chartered Bank Nepal Ltd’s loan has decreased by Rs 10 billion.
