Answer:
· Banks may, at any time, write off loans classified as
bad/loss for which 100% provisions have been kept and cases have been filed in
the court of law. However, banks may write-off default loans below Tk 50,000
without filing suit against the borrowers.32. Under the process the oldest
bad/loss classified loans should be considered first for written off.
Banks may write off loans by debit to their current year's income account where
100% provision kept is not found adequate for writing off such loans.
· All out efforts should be continued for realizing
written off loans. Cases must be filed in the court of law before writing off
any loan for which no legal action has been initiated earlier.
· A separate "Debt Collection Unit" should be
set up in the bank for recovery of written off loans.
· In order to accelerate the settlement of law suits
filed against the written off loans or to realize the receivable written off
loans any agency outside the bank can be engaged. A separate ledger must be
maintained for written off loans and in the Annual Report/Balance Sheet of
banks there must be a separate "notes to the accounts" containing
amount of cumulative and current year's
loan written off.
· Prior approval
of Bangladesh Bank shall have to obtained in case of writing off loans
sanctioned to the director or ex-director of the bank or loans sanctioned
during the tenure of is directorship in the bank to the enterprise in which the
concerned director has interest.
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