Kathmandu. Banks have increased their investment in margin nature i.e. share mortgage loans. Commercial banks have increased margin loans by 16.24 percent during one year. According to the data published by Nepal Rastra Bank, banks have invested 67.52 billion 49 lakh rupees till the end of March of the current financial year.

Compared to the same period of the previous year, the commercial banks had provided loans of Rs. 16 banks have increased investment in share loans while 4 banks have decreased. In the period of one year, Nepal SBI Bank has expanded the investment of share mortgage loans by 466.35 percent.

NIC Asia Bank has also increased its share loan investment by 266.93 percent. Nabil Bank has done more loan investment. Nabil has invested a total of 11.61 billion 36 million rupees in loans till March. Compared to the previous fiscal year, Nabil has increased its investment in margin-based loans by 44.29 percent. During the same period of the previous year, the bank had invested 8.8 billion 83 million rupees in share mortgage loans.

Global IME has invested 6 billion 92 million 81 million rupees. The bank has increased the share mortgage loan investment by 10.17 percent. Similarly, Siddharth Bank has invested 5 billion 49 crore 96 lakh rupees in share mortgage loans. Siddharth has increased such loans by 45.23 percent.

Nepal Bank has invested 5 billion 447 million rupees. Nepal Bank has increased investment in share mortgage loans by 48.7 percent.

By the end of the current financial year, Citizens has invested 4.43 billion rupees, NIC Asia 4.17 billion rupees, National Commercial Bank 4.16 billion rupees, Prime Commercial 4.4 billion rupees, Kumari 4 billion rupees, Lakshmi Sunrise 3.24 billion rupees. .

Similarly, Prabhu 3.21 billion, Himalayan 2.13 billion, Nepal Investment Mega 2 billion, Sanima 1.62 billion, Krishi Vikas 1.28 billion, NMB 89 billion, Machhapuchhre 49 billion and Nepal SBI Bank 12 billion share mortgage loan. have invested.