Kathmandu. The flow of share collateral loans (margin-type loans) from banks and financial institutions is increasing. With the increase in the number of big investors who take loans from banks and invest in the stock market, the flow of share collateral loans from banks is increasing.
In the 8 months of the current fiscal year, commercial banks have disbursed share collateral loans worth 96.39 billion 35 million rupees. Nabil Bank is the first bank to disburse the largest number of share collateral loans in the eight months of the current fiscal year. During the review period, the bank has disbursed share collateral loans worth 13.82 billion 42 million rupees.
Similarly, Global IME Bank has come in second place in disbursing the largest number of share collateral loans. According to data released by the Nepal Rastra Bank, a total of Rs 11.1656 billion had been transferred from the bank to share holders by mid-February. Kumari Bank is the third largest provider of share-backed loans, with a total of Rs 8.9842 billion in share-backed loans.
Similarly, Siddhartha Bank disbursed Rs 8.3215 billion, Nepal Bank disbursed Rs 7.7292 billion, Prime Commercial Bank disbursed Rs 7.3757 billion, and Citizens Bank disbursed Rs 6.4048 billion in share-backed loans.
During the review period, Rastriya Banijya Bank disbursed Rs 4.7722 billion, Prabhu Bank disbursed Rs 4.4355 billion, Lakshmi Sunrise Bank disbursed Rs 4.52 billion, and Nepal Investment Mega Bank (NIMB) disbursed Rs 3.522 billion in share-backed loans. .
Similarly, in eight months, Everest Bank disbursed Rs 2.5 billion, NIC Asia Bank disbursed Rs 2.49 billion, Sanima Bank disbursed Rs 2.31 billion, Krishi Bikas Bank disbursed Rs 2.57 billion, and Himalayan Bank disbursed Rs 2.24 billion in share loans.
Similarly, NMB Bank disbursed Rs 1.87 billion, Machhapuchhre Bank disbursed Rs 1.65 billion, and Nepal SBI Bank disbursed Rs 472 million in share loans.
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