It reached latest peak on June 14

New applicants should have Tk 500 crore paid-up capital, up from existing Tk 400 crore

Mercantile Bank shareholders approved 10 per cent cash and 2 per cent bonus dividends for 2022. 

Interested investors should have a paid-up capital of Tk 125 crore

There must be a clear policy on overall human resource management approved by the board of directors

MetLife clients travelling within Bangladesh, hajj pilgrims will get the benefit

4,621 loan recipients to get the benefit, the finance minister said at the parliament

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Brac Bank Ltd has decided to issue bonds in order to raise up to Tk 700 crore to enhance its capital base.

Not more than three of a family can hold posts of director at a bank's board, proposed a bill placed in parliament today

Four new directors have been elected to the board of Meghna Bank Limited. 

Bangladesh Bank yesterday instructed seven banks that failed to clear their dues with foreign airline companies on time to adjust their payments as soon as possible. 

Monzurur Rahman has been re-elected as chairman of Pubali Bank Limited.

The campaign will run from June 6 to July 31 this year

Investments made by full-fledged Islamic banks in Bangladesh surged nearly nine times their deposits in a span of a year, raising questions as private sector credit growth has slowed in the entire banking sector, official figures showed.  

Meghna Bank Limited recently signed an agreement with Mutual Trust Bank Limited.

Cashless payments are clearly gaining momentum, aided by increased regulatory support that is fueling innovation, a prime example being contactless payments.

The loan will be extended under EBL Startup Explorer

Sonali Bank recently signed an agreement with the Microcredit Regulatory Authority (MRA) to collect the annual subscription and other fees of various microcredit institutions certified by the MRA.

Banks in Bangladesh yesterday decided they will pay Tk 107 for each US dollar purchased from exporters in a bid to implement a single exchange rate system, replacing the existing multiple rate system.