DBBL to raise authorised capital to Tk 35,000cr
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Meghna Bank to raise ৳400 crore through subordinated bond
25 August 2026
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No-frill account deposits rise 24% in Apr-Jun
23 August 2026
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Southeast Bank’s sponsor gifts 1.3 lakh shares to son
20 August 2026
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BB rolls out rules to enlist mediators for resolving loan defaults
20 August 2026
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World Bank studying feasibility of mortgage refinance company in Bangladesh
20 August 2026
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IFC commits $30.7 million loan to Popular Pharmaceuticals for API imports
19 August 2026
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BFIU directs banks to disclose linked accounts after freeze
19 August 2026
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NCC Bank gets nod for 20 Islamic branches
19 August 2026
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Borrowers of NBFIs must withdraw lawsuits to get policy support
17 August 2026
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BB threatens to restrict BASIC Bank's activities
Bangladesh Bank yesterday warned it would curtail the functions of BASIC Bank as per laws if the problem-ridden lender did not
24 August 2015
India turns micro-lender into bank
India opened its first private bank in 11 years that will focus on micro loans to give financial inclusion a boost.
23 August 2015
Draft mobile banking rules come under fire
Bankers and analysts yesterday criticised the central bank's draft guidelines on mobile financial services that proposed forming a platform consisting of multiple players with no single party having more than 15 percent stake.
22 August 2015
Private banks' credit rollout grows faster
Credit rollout by local private banks grew at a faster rate than foreign and state-run lenders last fiscal year due to their aggressive push for more profit.
20 August 2015
Banks get access to national ID database
Commercial banks are now getting access to the national identity database, which bankers said would help them check authenticity of clients' information and reduce forgeries.
19 August 2015
BB to use technology to thwart scams
Bangladesh Bank has decided to use information technology to identify scams and thwart irregularities in banks.
17 August 2015
BB should take steps to stop abuse of back-to-back LCs
In 1978, Noorul Quader Khan, who is also called the father of the country's garment industry, was struggling to start production in his Desh Garments Ltd due to a lack of working capital and apparel accessories although the factory was ready with trained manpower.
17 August 2015
India taps private sector for two state bank bosses in industry shake-up
India has brought in private sector executives to run two of its largest state-owned banks, the first such appointments in a broad
15 August 2015
China's long march to currency reform takes a step forward
China's currency devaluation is a step in the long march to a more open regime for the yuan, analysts say, but authorities will need to
15 August 2015
State banks continue to rely on handouts
The government provided Tk 11,219 crore to four state banks over the last 12 years to meet their capital deficits but the lenders'
15 August 2015
IMF warns of disorderly correction if China reform slows
The IMF warned Friday that China, the world's second-largest economy, could face a "disorderly correction" followed by slower growth
15 August 2015
China's FX move raises question: where's the inflation?
China's currency devaluation bombshell this week blew apart the growing consensus that global inflation had bottomed out and was
15 August 2015
Nine banks agree to pay $2b to settle forex rigging suit
Nine major banks accused of foreign-exchange rigging have agreed to pay more than $2 billion to investors in settlements, a law firm
15 August 2015
Greek MPs back €85bn bailout after marathon talks (video)
The Greek parliament has backed the country's new bailout deal after all-night talks, despite a rebellion by many MPs in the governing Syriza party.
14 August 2015
Low demand for money lowers interest rates
Intense competition among the 87 lenders to grab clients is putting pressure on the interest rates, but demand for money is not rising,
13 August 2015
China devalues yuan after poor economic data
China devalued its currency after a run of poor economic data, a move it billed as a free-market reform.
11 August 2015
BB warns state banks as risks mount
The central bank has issued a stern warning to the four state-run commercial banks for their failure to improve their financial conditions, saying observers will be put in place if the situation does not improve.
9 August 2015
Japan promises record $2b loan to the Philippines
Japan has pledged about $2 billion in soft loans to upgrade the Philippines' crumbling railway system in Tokyo's biggest ever support
6 August 2015
EU's Juncker hopeful of Greek debt deal by August 20
European Commission head Jean-Claude Juncker believes an agreement on a third bailout for Greece is likely this month, hopefully by
5 August 2015
Standard Chartered slashes dividend on profit slump
Asia-focused British bank Standard Chartered slashed dividends by 50 percent on Wednesday after profits plunged in the first half of
5 August 2015