Once celebrated for its soap products across rural Bangladesh, Keya Group’s foray into the garment sector faltered, resulting in substantial debts owed to numerous banks. Southeast Bank, one of the primary creditors with loans totaling Tk1,554 crore, continued extending credit despite the borrower’s deteriorating financial health. While other banks categorized Keya Group as a defaulter and reported it to the Credit Information Bureau (CIB), Southeast Bank opted to keep their status unclassified to mitigate adverse impacts on its balance sheet. This approach has come under scrutiny from the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) for potential violations of banking regulations. The situation underscores broader systemic vulnerabilities within the banking sector, highlighting risks to depositor funds amidst ongoing financial challenges.
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