Several banks, including six Shariah-based ones, are failing to meet the central bank’s deposit requirements, resulting in deficits in their central bank accounts. This shortfall, amounting to Tk 5,193 crore as of November, poses risks to the banking sector’s stability and reputation. The affected banks, such as Islami Bank and National Bank, face liquidity crises due to irregularities and excessive loan disbursement. Despite warnings, these banks continue to struggle, impacting the sector’s overall performance and international perception. While regulatory actions have been taken against some traditional banks, no measures have been implemented regarding Shariah-based banks. Urgent attention is needed to address this sector-wide deficit and restore investor confidence.
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