BRAC Bank has recently been honoured with three prestigious awards from the SME Finance Forum of the World Bank Group, including two top accolades in SME product innovation. The awards received are Product Innovation of the Year – Best Commercial Bank in Platinum Award (Global Category), Product Innovation of the
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Omar Faruk, Jamal Uddin appointed AMDs of IBBL
Md. Omar Faruk Khan and Mohammad Jamal Uddin Mazumder joined as Additional Managing Directors (AMDs) of Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC (IBBL). Md. Omar Faruk Khan previously served as Managing Director (Current Charge) at NRB Bank Limited. He joined IBBL in 1986 after completing his master’s degree in Sociology from Dhaka
EBL opens Nawabpur sub-branch
BRAC Bank offers discounts for Durga Puja
Midland Bank sign MOU with Ace Autos
Midland Bank PLC. (MDB) signed a MoU with ACE Autos and ACE Workshop, a press release said Monday. Under the MoU, MDB Visa Debit, Credit and Prepaid cardholders will enjoy special discount facilities from ACE Autos and ACE Workshop. MDB VISA Platinum Credit Cardholders will enjoy BDT 25,000.00 discount on
IFIC Bank Chair exchanges views with employees
Emirates to support growth of rugby in Asia
IBTRA holds course on treasury dealings
Bangladesh Foreign Exchange Dealers’ Association (BAFEDA) started a training course titled ‘Certification Course on Treasury Dealings’ on 22 September, 2024, at the Islami Bank Training and Research Academy (IBTRA). Mohammed Monirul Moula, Managing Director of Islami Bank Bangladesh PLC, inaugurated the training program as the chief guest. Muhammad Bayazid Sarker,
EBL and KDS Group Sign Payroll Banking agreement
Eastern Bank PLC. and KDS Garments Division signed a payroll banking agreement at the corporate office of KDS Group in Chattagram recently, a press release said Monday. M. Khorshed Anowar, DMD and Head of Retail and SME Banking, of Eastern Bank and Kamrul Hasan Siddiqui, Chief Financial Officer, KDS Garments
Bangladesh shipbreaking industry lacks oversight
The explosion on the oil tanker MT SuvarnaSwarajya in Bangladesh early this month underscores the lack of adequate international and national regulations, oversight, and labor rights protections in the shipbreaking industry, Human Rights Watch and the NGO Shipbreaking Platform said on Wednesday. Six workers have died and four remain in critical