Advisers in the outgoing interim government, along with their spouses, disclosed wealth statements today, detailing changes in their assets between June 30, 2024, and June 30, 2025.

Overall, advisers and their spouses recorded a median wealth increase of six percent during this period.

To start things off, Chief Adviser Prof Muhammad Yunus reported an 11 percent rise, worth Tk 1.6 crore. Meanwhile, his wife, Dr Afrozi Yunus, saw her financial assets fall by almost half, resulting in a 40 percent overall decline.

Environment and information adviser Syeda Rizwana Hasan’s assets dropped by half, including a Tk 1 crore depletion in financial holdings. Her husband, Abu Bakar Siddique, reported no significant change.

Health adviser Nurjahan Begum’s husband, KM Asaduzzaman, also lost half his wealth over the past year, with financial assets down Tk 1.64 crore, though his non‑financial assets rose by Tk 14 lakh. Nurjahan’s own assets remained largely unchanged.

Land adviser Ali Imam Majumder’s non‑financial assets halved, falling by Tk 11 lakh, but his financial assets rose by Tk 62.7 lakh, lifting his total holdings from Tk 3.37 crore to Tk 3.88 crore.

Former information adviser Mahfuj Alam’s assets grew from Tk 4.2 lakh before taking office to Tk 12.8 lakh by the end of 2025. Former sports adviser Asif Mahmud, who had no taxpayer identification number prior to joining the cabinet, left office with Tk 15.3 lakh.

Local government, rural development, industries, and housing adviser Adilur Rahman Khan reported his assets more than doubling, attributing the increase to inherited residences and land. His wife, Dr Saira Rahman Khan, recorded a 12 percent rise.

Primary and mass education adviser Dr Bidhan Ranjan Roy and religious affairs adviser Dr AFM Khalid Hossain both saw their wealth grow by one‑third.

Dr Roy’s increase amounted to Tk 1.36 crore, while Dr Hossain gained Tk 25 lakh in financial assets. Hossain’s wife, Kamrunnessa Hasina, reported a 40 percent rise after her non‑financial assets grew by Tk 3.5 lakh.

Commerce and aviation adviser Sk Bashir Uddin’s wealth remained largely unchanged, though the business magnate, worth Tk 92 crore, added Tk 54 lakh.

Culture adviser Mostofa Sarwar Farooki’s wife, Nusrat Imrose Tisha, saw her assets jump from Tk 1.4 crore to nearly Tk 3 crore.

According to the wealth disclosure, Farooki’s financial assets increased slightly between 2024 and 2025, rising from Tk 78.8 lakh to Tk 85.5 lakh.

However, his non‑financial assets fell sharply, dropping from Tk 1.48 crore to Tk 1.29 crore. As a result, his total assets declined overall, moving from Tk 2.26 crore in 2024 to Tk 2.15 crore in 2025.

Bashir remains the wealthiest member of the cabinet, followed by planning adviser Dr Wahiduddin Mahmud and Dr Yunus. Dr Wahiduddin said his increase was due to a developer contract.

Among the advisers, excluding the two youth advisers, fisheries adviser Farida Akhtar is the least wealthy, with a net worth of Tk 1 crore.