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Home / Laws And Practice of General Banking / Describe the Restriction on Loans and Advances to Directors and Related Parties Under Bank Company Act, 1991 and RRPD Circular No-3/2025

Describe the Restriction on Loans and Advances to Directors and Related Parties Under Bank Company Act, 1991 and RRPD Circular No-3/2025

Restrictions as per the Bank Company Act 1991 and BRPD Circular No: 03/2025

(a) A bank cannot grant more than 10% of its tier-1 capital to the directors or related parties. If the credit limit crosses 10%, then prior approval from Bangladesh Bank is required.

(b) Prior approval from Bangladesh Bank should be taken for a direct loan of 50 lakh and a total loan (direct+indirect) of 1 crore taka.

(c) The loan to the directors and related parties should be secured with adequate collateral (land, building, gold, FDR, etc.). A director’s own share in the bank cannot be treated as collateral.

 

 

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  • JAIBB Courses
    • Business Communication in Financial Institutions
    • Principles of Economics
    • Monetary and Financial System
    • Laws And Practice of General Banking
    • Basic Accounting
    • Organization & Management
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    • Risk Management in Financial Institutions (RMFI)
    • Credit Operations and Management (COM)
    • Trade Finance and Foreign Exchange (TFFE)
    • Information and Communication Technology in Financial Institutions(ICTFI)
    • Governance in Financial Institutions (GFI)
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