1. Shanjida Akter
Sajjad Mahmood Bin Shafiq
Nafees Sikder
Md. Shajidul Islam Chowdhury
Md. Ahsanul Karim
Marjuk Mahbub Bhuiyan
2. A panic withdrawal occurs when large
groups of depositors withdraw their money
from banks simultaneously based on fears
that the institution will become insolvent.
With more people withdrawing money,
banks will use up their cash reserves and
ultimately end up defaulting.
A panic withdrawal is typically the result
of panic rather than true insolvency.
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● Recently people in Bangladesh panicked and
started withdrawing money from their bank
accounts.
● For the upcoming food crisis people want to
be on the safest side and hold their money on
hand.
● Banks don’t keep much money on hand.
Maximum amount they lend who need funds.
4. Primary Reasons
Security breach – online hacking or
internal theft
Lack of liquid assets (treasury bills,
prepaid expenses, mutual funds etc.)
Economic Inflation
Unnecessary rumors
Unexpected Situations
Poor cash management
Reduction in cash flow
Dramatic changes in stock market
Internal information leaks about bank
status
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The banks would experience a
bank run.
Bankruptcy
A banking panic or bank panic
A systemic banking crisis
6. • Government needs to reform "Bank Deposit
Insurance Act 2000" law.
• Banks need to manage their liquidity properly.
• Having an insurance policy in a term to pay
their payables if ever bankruptcy occurs.
• Strictly following laws & policies to avoid any
sort of bank-run situation.
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