"Current capital loan guidance has not caused problems for genuine borrowers to take loans"

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The Governor of Nepal Rastra Bank, Maha Prasad Adhikari has claimed that there is no problem for genuine borrowers to take loans with the current capital loan guidelines. While complaints are coming from the private sector that the current capital guidance has made it difficult to take more loans, the governor official has said that the actual borrowers have no problem in taking loans.

The governor said this on Tuesday in a discussion program on monetary policy organized by the Economic Journalists Society (SEJAN).

'The procedure has not stopped giving loans to real borrowers, but it may be a problem for fake borrowers,' he said The governor officer also accused them of generalizing.

Some businessmen also alleged that when they are in trouble because they have taken too many loans, they are presenting the same problem in the entire sector. He said that since some businessmen already have high loan investments, if there is a situation of giving more loans, there will be more problems in the next few days.