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State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2023-24 (First Reading)

• · Independent Review of RBD Bangladesh's Development This fall in excess liquidity has been mainly driven by the liquidity crisis in five of ten Islamic Shariah- based PCBs, plagued by poor governance since the ownership change of the banks. Analysis of the data shows that the average excess liquidity as a share of total liquid assets in IBS from January 2011 to December 2016 was 39% but fell to 26% between March 2017 and October 2023 after Islami Bank's ownership change in January 2017. • Before the ownership change of Islami Bank, IBS had excess liquidity of BDT 10112.63 crore in December 2016. • However, after the ownership change of Islami Bank, IBS suffered a liquidity shortfall of BDT 2218.23 crore in January 2023 The downfall of Islamic Shariah-based private banks Figure: Average excess liquidity as a share of total liquid assets in Per cent 45 40 35 30 25 20 15 10 5 39 IBS 26 CPD (2023): State of the Bangladesh Economy in FY2023-24 (First Reading) Before ownership change of Islami Bank After ownership change of Islami Bank 49
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