Kathmandu. In the eight months of the current fiscal year, commercial banks have given home loans worth Rs 322.522 billion. This is 4.39 percent more than the same period of the previous fiscal year. In the same period of the previous fiscal year, banks had given home loans worth Rs 388.9357 billion.
NIC Asia Bank is the largest provider of home loans in the eight months of the current fiscal year. The bank has provided loans of Rs 50 billion 665.9 million by the end of Falgun.
Similarly, the second largest home loan provider is Global IME Bank, which has provided home loans of Rs 38 billion 505.8 million in 8 months.
Similarly, in home loans, Rastriya Banijya Bank has provided home loans of Rs 27 billion 796.5 million, Nabil Bank has provided home loans of Rs 27 billion 364.8 million, Everest Bank has provided home loans of Rs 22 billion 775.9 million, Lakshmi Sunrise Bank has provided home loans of Rs 18 billion 294.4 million, NMB Bank has provided home loans of Rs 17 billion 4.9 million, and Prabhu Bank has provided home loans of Rs 13 billion 438.0 million. .
According to the data released by the National Bank, during the review period, Siddhartha Bank had Rs 13.72 billion 31 million, Kumari Bank Rs 12.55 billion 58 million, Krishi Bikas Bank Rs 10.92 billion 96 million, Citizen Bank Rs 10.57 billion 37 million, Nepal Bank Rs 10.68 billion 40 million, and Sanima Bank Rs 9.82 billion in home loans.
Similarly, in the 8 months of the current fiscal year, Standard Chartered Bank had Rs 8.61 billion 69 million, Prime Commercial Bank Rs 8.50 billion 74 million, Nepal Investment Bank Rs 7.39 billion 43 million, Machhapuchhre Bank Rs 6.52 billion 47 million, Himalaya Bank Rs 4.97 billion 83 million, and Nepal SBI Bank Rs 2.37 billion in home loans. The data shows that loans have been given.
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