Patna: Districts in Bihar have a lopsided credit-deposit ratio and the issue would come up for review in the next meeting of state level bankers' committee (SLBC) on February 9.

Deputy chief minister Sushil Kumar Modi, who heads the finance department, shared the information during a news meet after an event organised by financial inclusion and development department of the Reserve Bank of India here on Monday, which is quite low in comparison to the national credit-deposit ratio of 73.6 per cent.

A higher credit-deposit ratio is considered good for the local economy, as it shows that people are using the deposited amount with banks in productive works.