Winding-Up Petition Filed Against Fareast Amid Deposit Repayment Failure

Industry: NBFI
Company: Fareast Finance and Investment Limited (FFIL)
Company Intelligence Tag: Business Insights

A petition has been lodged with the High Court to dissolve Fareast Finance and Investment Limited (FFIL) due to its repeated failure to repay depositors. Sterling Creations Limited initiated the petition, urging the court to appoint a liquidator. FFIL, facing financial strain with recurrent losses, has been unable to meet its obligations. Sterling, holding fixed deposit receipts (FDRs) worth millions, faced non-payment despite maturity. FFIL’s response implicated Sterling’s directors in outstanding margin loans. The High Court, involving Bangladesh Bank and BSEC, set a hearing for March 18. Sterling’s legal representative cited FFIL’s failure to honor FDRs, while FFIL’s lawyer condemned the petition as disruptive.

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