6 struggling banks get Tk 1,640 crore in liquidity support
[Daily Observer] - 10/20/2024
Six financially weak banks, grappling with liquidity crises, have reportedly received a total of Tk 1,640 crore in loans by three stronger banks.Sources at the Bangladesh Bank said that this step is aimed at alleviating the liquidity constraints faced by the country's weaker banks and restoring (…)
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