Thousands of workers held a mass rally yesterday in Gazipur, demanding the reopening of all 16 factories which were shut down within the Beximco Industrial Park.

BB eases foreign travel policy for bank officials

The bank has been asked to submit another application nominating another suitable candidate

The interim government has not taken any of the measures recommended by the white paper on the state of the Bangladesh economy even after a month and a half of the report’s submission, said economists yesterday.

The DSE is trying to ensure tax benefits for investors and stop insider trading, he says at CMJF Talk

The leading chamber also demanded a loan classification deadline extension by 3 to 6 months

Even bankers appointed or promoted before February 8, 2023, will be considered for promotion if they fail professional exams

Tk 50,002 crore was spent in the period

DCCI president says at meeting with the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry

Increased costs of doing business could weaken operational capacity, the chamber said

Bangladesh Bank says in a new circular today

Agrani Bank PLC has been honored with the ‘Top Ten Remittance Silver Award 2025’ at the “Branding Bangladesh World Conference Series 2025” by the non-profit research organisation, the Centre for NRB, for its remittance collections.

He pointed to a single case where $20 billion was transferred abroad illegally, marking it as one of the largest instances of money laundering in the country’s history.

NBR issues a notification moments ago

The former Bangladesh Bank executive director has been appointed in the post for two years

Banks have to send the data within January 12

The plan has been outlined in the draft of a new ordinance

The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) yesterday sought information on the bank accounts of Tulip Siddiq, niece of ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina and UK city minister, and her family members.

The benchmark index of the Dhaka bourse rose 0.65% today

Six crisis-hit banks are sending their managing directors (MDs) on three-month leave as the central bank commissions forensic audits into the lenders.