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Bank of Maldives Initiates Regulatory Process for SDFC Acquisition

The Bank of Maldives has begun the regulatory process to acquire the government's shares in the SME Development Finance Corporation (SDFC) after Cabinet approval, with the Ministry of Finance having reviewed the matter first. The Maldives Monetary Authority said the planned transaction complies with the legal and regulatory framework, and BML said SDFC would become an Islamic subsidiary while keeping current SME lending rates.

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  • MVR 500 million SME loans to be provided in the first year The Standard MVR 500 million in SME loans during the first year

    Word for word from the report in The Standard. Open the report

  • MVR 300 million Investment in MISFI The Standard MVR 300 million investment in MISFI

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  • The Bank of Maldives officially commenced regulatory procedures to acquire the government's shares in the SME Development Finance Corporation (SDFC). The Standard The Bank of Maldives (BML) has officially commenced regulatory procedures to acquire the government’s shares in the SME Development Finance Corporation (SDFC), following Cabinet approval of the acquisition.

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