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Windies not to play in Bangladesh, citing security lack

The West Indies Under-19 cricket team declined to play Bangladesh U-19 in Chittagong, 242 km southeast of capital Dhaka citing security concerns. The visitors expressed their reluctance after a bomb blast Saturday night in front of their hotel in the seaport city Chittagong, where the West Indies team has been residing, reports Xinhua. Bangladesh has been rocked by homemade bomb attacks in recent weeks. “An explosion occurred a short distance away from the team hotel in Chittagong Saturday evening,” said a WICB statement issued Saturday at St. John’s, Antigua. west Indies

Training on Business English & Writing Skill held at Bank Asia

Bank Asia has arranged a 2-day training on “Business English & Writing Skill" (4th batch) for 23 officers in an effort to improve their professional efficiency. DSCd_0014 copyHumaira Azam, Deputy Managing Director of the bank inaugurated the training program as chief guest held at Bank Asia Institute for Training & Development, Rangs Bhaban in the city on Saturday. Md. Azharul Islam, Vice President and Head of Training, was also present. Bank Asia puts the highest ...

SJIBL Board Meeting held

The 184th meeting of the Board of Directors of Shahjalal Islami Bank Ltd (SJIBL) was held at its Boardroom on Saturday. 184 Board jpgChairman of the Board of Directors AK Azad presided over the meeting. The board approved a number of investment proposals and discussed various issues relating to policy matters of the bank. Among others Vice-Chairmen of the Board Syed Nurul Arefeen, Directors   Akkas Uddin Mollah, Anwer Hossain Khan, Mohammed Solaiman,  Abdul Halim,  Mohammad ...

AIBL Capital Market Services holds Board Meeting

The 22nd Board Meeting of AIBL Capital Market Services Ltd was held at the Board Roam of the company on Friday. Chairman of the company Badiur Rahman presided over the meeting. 20131208_aibl_cmsl_board_pressMembers of the Board of Directors of AIBL Capital Market Services Md. Harun-Ar-Rashid Khan,  Abdus Samad,   Niaz Ahmed,  Md. Anowar Hossain (for I...

India gives Bangladesh only $ 115.3m of promised LoC

India has given only $ 115.31 million to Bangladesh from its promised $ 800 million line of credit (LoC) till November three years after the loan commitment, officials said Saturday. Dhaka signed a $1.0 billion credit deal with New Delhi in August 2010 for utilising the money to upgrade the country’s infrastructure especially to facilitate cross-border transport movement between the two countries, reports the Financial Express (FE). “The project implementation delay due to hard terms imposed by the Indian government has affected fund disbursement,” said a senior Ministry of Finance (MoF) official.
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