The Bangladesh Bank has reinstated its 2012 loan classification rule, reducing the overdue time for term loans by three months, aligning with international standards under an IMF agreement. The move aims to address rising loan costs, instructing banks not to increase installment sizes but to extend repayment tenures. Experts welcomed the decision, emphasizing customer encouragement for installment payments. Bank officials supported the reduced overdue periods, citing benefits in loan recovery and liquidity. Despite concerns over increased non-performing loans, the move aims to manage loan repayment challenges amid rising interest rates. The circular ensures extended repayment periods without rescheduling loans, offering relief to borrowers facing higher loan costs.
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