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CSE trains stock market professionals in Sylhet

Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) has organised a 2 day training program on "Fundamental and Technical Analysis" in its Sylhet office recently for the broker representatives and investors. A total of 55 participants from 20 broker offices attended in the training. Mr. Fakhor Uddin Ali Ahmed, former President of CSE who contriubed a lot in developing stock market introduction in Sylhet region inaugurated the training as Chief Guest. In his remarks he said that CSE from its inception underscored investors awareness and financial literacy in CSE Sylhet... </div><!-- .entry-content --> </article><!-- #post-## --> <div class=

IBBL provides scholarships to 1500 students

Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited (IBBL) has provided scholarships to 1500 underprivileged meritorious students in 2016. Dr. Gowher Rizvi, Advisor of International Affairs to the Prime Minister handed over the scholarship money to the students as the chief guest at a ceremony on January 21, 2016, IMG_6121Thursday at BCIC auditorium, Dhaka. Engr Mustafa Anwar, Chairman of the Bank chaired the ceremony while Engr. Eskander Ali Khan, Chairman, Executive Committee were present as special guest. Mohammad Abdul Mannan, Managing ...

Zimbabwe Reserve Bank Dy Governor visits AIBL

A group of Delegates of Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe headed by Deputy Governor of the bank Dr. Charity Lindile Dhliwayo, has visited Financial Inclusion related projects of Al-Arafah Islami Bank Ltd (AIBL) at Munshigonj. The delegates were accompanied by General Manager of Bangladesh Bank Nurun Nahar and Deputy Managing Director of Al-Arafah Islami Bank Kazi 20160120_AIBL_BB_PressTowhidul Alam. The visiting team included Norman Mataruka, Director, Bank Supervision, Norah Mukura, Deputy Director, Ban...

Poverty, lack of opportunities ignites extremist ideology in BD

Bangladeshis are generally said to think of themselves as Bengalis first, and Muslims next. Lately, some in the Sunni-Muslim nation of 160 million have been thinking differently. Like other societies noted for their tolerance, the rise of fundamentalism and extremist ideology within the broader faith has also had some effect on Bangladesh, once described as a "basket case" for its poverty and squalor. This poverty, and lack of opportunity at home, has contributed to disgruntlement, making it fertile for extremist ideology. It also has led thousands to seek work in the Gulf and in South-east Asian nations such as

BB launches $ 200m ‘green transformation fund’

The central bank of Bangladesh is launching a US$200 million fund to green the country’s clothing factories. Governor Atiur Rahman trailed the initiative at a sustainable development conference in Dhaka last week. The goal was “transforming Bangladesh into a fully fledged ‘green’ nation,” he told delegates, to stay competitive amid slowing global trade. Following financial incentives to light Bangladeshi homes with solar power, it represents a scaling up of the bank’s green ambitions. While it is not yet clear how, the fund is to shrink the carbon footprint of Bangladesh’s textile

BEZA officials visit Sri City in Andhra

An eight member team of senior officials from the Bngladesh Economic Zones Authority (BEZA) visited Sri City multi-product SEZ and industrial park in Andhra Pradesh on Tuesday. In June last year, Bangladesh government signed a memorandum of understanding with India for establishing two Economic Zones EZs) in Mongla and Bheramara for Indian investors. India bepzaoffered to extend credit facility to develop these EZs. BEZA is an apex body that oversees the establishment of economic zones in Bangladesh. The present visit to Sri Ci...
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