 Some $935 million of the bank assets was transferred abroad through various systems and $825 million are needed to bail out the bank.The Afghan government will have to pay 5–6% of its GDP to save the bank, which would be a huge blow to the country's economy.Since 2011, the Karzai Government has rejected banking oversight and reform efforts by the United States in the wake of the Kabul Bank scandal and collapse according to reports by the U.S. Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR) in 2013–14.