DBH Finance saw a 34% decrease in profit in the first quarter of this year due to higher interest payments on deposits and reduced income from the stock market. Despite a 26% increase in interest income, interest payments to depositors rose by 41%, resulting in a narrowed interest spread. Operating expenses also rose by 4.5%, with a significant increase in the managing director’s salary. Moreover, provision against capital market investments and a decline in major stock prices further impacted financial performance. The company has expanded its offerings, including introducing Shariah-compliant products and services and issuing bonds to facilitate affordable housing. Despite challenges, DBH Finance maintains a competitive position in the market with contained non-performing loans below 1%
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