Publication of the list of creditors in Parliament

National Parliament Building. File photo Many businessmen have not repaid their loan from the bank. As a result, banks are stuck with a large amount of money. The amount is 1 lakh 3 thousand crore. And these unsuspecting customers have paid Tk 25 thousand 5 crore at different times. The list of top players includes those involved in debt scandal, including Antex, Crescent, BuildTrade, Hallmark. Again some good businessmen have also been on the list.

The list was presented at the table of the Parliament on Wednesday in favor of Finance Minister AHM Mustafa Kamal. Member of Parliament Ahsanul Islam asked the finance minister, what is the amount of loans, companies that are defaulting on their loans and repayments?

In response to this, the finance minister said that till November last, the loan amount of the companies that are playing debt is Tk. They paid 20 thousand 5 crore. In the Parliament, the Finance Minister presented a list of defaulted loans and loans repaid to 9,8 organizations. The list is based on November 25, 2013 from the CIB database of Bangladesh Bank.

In addition to the question, the Finance Minister told Parliament that the loan disbursed till 5 was Tk 8.25 crore, out of which the total amount was Tk. At the end of 28, the loan increased to Tk 2 lakh 1 thousand 12 crore, out of which 22 lakh 5 crore. In September 28, the loan increased to Tk 1 lakh 8 thousand 12 crore. And the deferred debt increased to Tk. As a result, the loan has increased more than 5 times over 20 years.

According to the finance minister's list in Parliament, the top lending customers in the country are now Antex, followed by Crescent Group. The organization has seized around Tk 8 billion from two state-owned Janata Bank through fraud. Both the companies smuggled the loan money abroad, and did not repay the bank loan. Anuntex owner Yunus Badal left the country, while Crescent owner MA Quader was imprisoned. However, another owner of the Crescent is film producer Abdul Aziz, who is still in the hospital. Some of the factories in Anontax caught fire, and Crescent's shoe production and shoe show room is closing.

Also on the top of the list are BuildTrade Group and Channel Nine's managing director Enayetur Rahman. Banks owed him about Tk 3 billion. According to health sector businessman Motazjarul Islam Mithur, the loan of some institutions including Dhaka Central International Medical College, North Bengal Poultry is about Tk 1.5 billion. The two customers have anonymously extracted Tk 4,000 crore from the private sector AB Bank.

The list of some of the best businesses in the sports list has also come up. These include Rahim Afroz, Navana Limited, Autobi, Abdul Monem Sugar Refinery, Keya, Grameen Shakti, Sinha Yarn and Dying, Anna Properties and many more.

Also on the list of players are Sonali Bank's Hallmark, Silver Bank's Benitex and Gold Anwar, some of Agrani Bank's customer ship breaking and construction sectors. Again some of the customers who were trafficked through AB Bank's offshore unit have now made it to the top playing list. Some of the owners of the media have also entered the list. Of them, Mohammed Atiqullah Khan Masood Khiladi was about Tk. Loan loan of businessman MNH Bullu is Tk 20 crore.

Sub-divisional secretary general (retd) Abdul Mannan's Banglalayan settlement amounted to Tk 1 crore. HRC Shipping of family of businessman Said Hossain Chowdhury Tk. Also on the sports list are BNP-backed businessmen Munnu Group, Dhaka Dying, Dusai Hotel and Resort.

Non-bank financial institutions have also become bankrupt with loans from banks. The list includes Bangladesh Industrial Finance Company, FAS Finance and Investment, International Leasing, People's Leasing and several other financial institutions. Also listed on the stock exchange is Apollo Steel, Emerald Weld.

Advanced development technology and Cox developers are also players in the housing sector. Private airlines United Airways, contractor Corolla Corporation, Partex Sugar Mills have also become defunct.

As a bank of Bangladesh, at the beginning of the time when the alliance government took over, the defaulted loan in the country's bank sector was Tk 22,3 crore. If you add abolition loan to the existing defaulted loan, the defaulted loan stands at Tk 1.5 lakh.

Last year, Bangladesh Bank gave a great deal of credit to the bankers. Players are given the opportunity to adjust their loan by depositing 2 percent of the outstanding loan amount. The interest rate is estimated at 5 percent. And the repayment of the rest of the money is made within 5 years with a one-year break to repay the loan. Under this benefit, there is the opportunity to adjust the loan till February 6.