Prime Bank is spearheading a digital shift in MSME banking by moving away from traditional collateral to data-driven, cash-flow assessments.

Md. Mostaque Ahmed, Deputy Managing Director and CEMO of Dhaka Bank PLC, highlights how the bank is empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs.

With CMSMEs contributing 25% of Bangladesh’s GDP and employing 80% of the workforce, NCC Bank PLC is focused on transforming this vital sector into a digital-first, globally connected powerhouse.

BRAC Bank has transformed Bangladesh’s CMSME landscape by disbursing BDT 2 lakh crore to over 20 lakh entrepreneurs.

As Bangladesh celebrates MSME Day 2026 under the theme “The Future Generation of MSMEs,” Trust Bank PLC is leading a shift from traditional banking to a tech-driven, inclusive financial ecosystem.

UCB is focusing on financial inclusion, sustainable growth, and innovative credit assessment models.

Midland Bank is bridging the gap for young and modern entrepreneurs with a focus on digital agility and social responsibility.

From specialised “women-only” loan products to entrepreneurship training in collaboration with Bangladesh Bank, DBBL is leveraging its vast network to drive financial inclusion and create nationwide employment opportunities.

Mohd. Rafat Ullah Khan, Managing Director & CEO of Al-Arafah Islami Bank PLC, outlines the bank’s dedicated approach to nurturing Bangladesh’s burgeoning entrepreneurial spirit.

As Bangladesh marks UN MSME Day 2026, the nation stands at a transformative crossroads.

As Bangladesh’s CMSME sector continues to evolve, financial institutions are playing a crucial role in supporting sustainable enterprises.

From AI-driven lending to specialised support for women and youth, City Bank is dismantling traditional barriers to ensure that inclusive, data-driven finance reaches every corner of the country.

Japanese investment giant’s backing reflects confidence in country’s leading retail chain Shwapno linking consumers, farmers and modern supply chains across the country

Choosing the right paint for your home is often perceived as a purely aesthetic exercise.

As temperatures continue to rise and electricity costs remain a concern for homeowners, many people are searching for ways to keep their homes cooler without relying heavily on air conditioning.

Strategic Insights into Bangladesh Paint Market

When people think about colour in interior design, they often focus on appearance. Yet colour is not experienced through sight alone.

As the Bangladeshi paint market matures into a Tk 6,000-crore industry, the focus is shifting from simple aesthetics to long-term technical performance.

As Bangladesh’s paint industry continues to expand alongside the country’s construction and housing sectors, consumer expectations are evolving beyond colour and aesthetics.

The Truth: While paint and primer in one is great for refreshing a room with a similar color, it is not a magic wand.