Kathmandu. The deposits of commercial banks have seen a significant increase in the current fiscal year 2082/083 BS.
According to the Nepal Bankers’ Association, the total deposit of 20 commercial banks increased by Rs 597.17 billion to Rs 7.128 trillion. Deposits increased by 9.15 percent in the review period from Rs 6.530 billion in mid-July last year.
During the period, credit flow increased by Rs 276.39 billion to Rs 4974.55 billion. Global IME Bank Ltd. has topped the list in terms of deposit collection. The bank’s deposit has increased by Rs 80 billion to Rs 655.69 billion. The deposit of Rastriya Banijya Bank Limited has increased by Rs 98 billion to Rs 552 billion.
Similarly, Nabil Bank’s deposit increased by Rs 56 billion to Rs 588 billion. Similarly, the deposit of Nepal Investment Mega Bank increased by Rs 529 billion to Rs 529 billion, while that of Laxmi Sunrise Bank increased by Rs 36 billion to Rs 408 billion.
Similarly, deposits of Kumari Bank Ltd increased by Rs 11 billion to Rs 390 billion. The deposit of Nepal Bank Ltd (NBL) increased by Rs 52 billion to Rs 386 billion, while that of Himalayan Bank Ltd increased by Rs 31 billion to Rs 344 billion. Prabhu Bank’s deposit has decreased by Rs 7 billion to Rs 340 billion.
