Nepal Rastra Bank is collecting Rs 60 Arba from the banking system today using a 31-day deposit collection instrument to manage excess liquidity.
Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is pulling out Rs 60 Arba from the market today on Shrawan 22. This decision was made because there is too much money, or excess liquidity, in banking system right now. NRB is using a 31-day deposit collection instrument to take this money from banks and financial institutions. The central bank will pay back the principal amount and interest on Bhadra 22.
How Banks Can Participate
All the interested Class ‘A’, ‘B’, and ‘C’ banks and financial institutions can participate in this bidding. They can submit their bids through online bidding system of Nepal Rastra Bank until 3 PM today.
Bidding Rules and Amount
According to Nepal Rastra Bank, the bidding will be based on interest rates. The system also allows BFIs to make multiple bids at different interest rates.
BFIs who want to join the bidding must bid at least Rs 10 Crore. They can bid for more, but the amount must be divisible by Rs 10 Crore, up to the total amount of Rs 60 Arba called by central bank.
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