New Insolvency Bill to tackle NPL issues
If passed by Parliament, the Insolvency and Rehabilitation Bill of Bhutan 2026 is expected to address the growing problem of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the banking sector.
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If passed by Parliament, the Insolvency and Rehabilitation Bill of Bhutan 2026 is expected to address the growing problem of non-performing loans (NPLs) in the banking sector.
Read MoreThree borrowers have refunded a combined Nu 240.48 million to the Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) pool following the Anti-Corruption Commission’s (ACC) directive to submit action taken reports on procedural lapses identified in four projects.
Read MoreThe Ministry of Education and Skills Development (MoESD) has launched a nationwide review and redeployment exercise to address growing disparities in teacher distribution across schools, in wake of teacher shortages in key subjects and rising teacher attrition.
Read MoreBhutan is confronting a mounting demographic crisis that economists warn could undermine the country’s ambitious 10X National Economic Vision, as declining fertility, rising youth outmigration, and a rapidly ageing population begin to reshape the foundations of long-term economic growth.
Read MoreThe National Assembly yesterday tabled the Renewable Energy Tax Exemption Bill of Bhutan 2026, proposing time-bound and conditional tax breaks to attract investment and accelerate the development of hydropower, solar, and other renewable energy projects.
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