Kathmandu. In June 2022, Nepal Rastra Bank instructed the banks to bring the credit to deposit ratio (CD ratio) of the banks to 90 percent. At the end of June 2079, the CD ratio of all 26 commercial banks is less than 90 percent. In the middle of June, the highest CD ratio is 89.79 percent of Nabil and 89.21 percent of Global IME. Prabhu Bank has the lowest CD ratio of 78.35 percent. Machhapuchhre Bank has 81.92 percent and Kumari Bank has 85.12 percent.

Similarly, 85.14 percent of Nepal Investment Bank, 85.20 percent of Citizens Bank, 85.55 percent of Civil and NMB Bank, and 88.89 percent of National Commercial Bank. Sanima Bank has 85.94 percent, Everest Bank has 86.04 percent, NIC Asia Bank has 86.26 percent, Sunrise Bank has 86.29 percent.

NCC Bank has 86.58 percent, Laxmi Bank 86.75 percent, Nepal SBI Bank 86.86 percent, Mega Bank Nepal 87.06 percent, Siddharth Bank 87.21 percent.

Prime Commercial Bank 87.24 percent, Standard Chartered Bank 87.44 percent, Nepal Bank 87.57 percent, Century Commercial Bank 87.98 percent, Bank of Kathmandu 88.21 percent, Krishi Bikas Bank 88.79 percent and Himalayan Bank CD The ratio is 88.80 percent.