The net foreign investment in Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) increased in the first month of 2015. Net foreign investment in January rose 66 percent to 5 percent than in December, DSE sources said. However, in January of this year, a total of 228 foreigners invested Tk. 68 crore. the net foreign investment in the previous month  and the turnover was 215 million and 97 million 66 thousand 251 Taka respectively. In January foreign net investment increased by 749 Taka. Net foreign investment increases the total turnover. In December, the total transact...

The capital market started again with enormous red on the 1st day of February, 2nd month of the year 2015. Panic selling continued as the investors are witnessing this fall continuing from last month due to political unrest. The turnover decreased by 184 cores only as the institutional and big investors seem to be very inactive in this situation, they don’t find any interest to invest or predict to collect share with lower price. Market started with DSEX benchmark index 4724 mark and its high index till the market end with benchmark index 4654 mark...

Mr. Farhad Ahmed, Executive Director of BSEC was appointed as Enforcement and Co- Operation Adviser. A  press was released to this regard by Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC). The release said that the Chairman, Directors and other Officials honored Mr. Farhad Ahmed, Executive Director of BSEC for his great achievement. He was appointed as Enforcement and Co- Operation Advisor by International Origination of Securities Commissions (IOSCO). He will join his position at Principal Office of IOSCO at Madrid the Capital of Spain da...

Share prices of National Feed Mill more than quadrupled to Tk 42.5 on its trade debut yesterday. The company’s flying start boosted turnover, the most important indicator of the stockmarket, by 13.4 percent to Tk 285.14 crore compared to the previous day. National Feed Mill captured 12.67 percent of the total turnover, Daily Star reports. Listed with a face value of Tk 10 per share, the company oscillated between Tk 49 and Tk 40, before closing at Tk 42.5 on Dhaka Stock Exchange. T...

The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has decided to form an anti-money laundering and combating the financing of terrorism cell as per the requirement of the Money Laundering Prevention Act 2012, a BSEC senior official told New Age. The BSEC took the decision at a recent meeting presided over by its chairman M Khairul Hossain, New Age reports. Forming an anti-money laundering cell or wing is mandatory for all the reporting authorities who are concerned with the issue, BSEC executive director Saifur Rahman said. To fulfill the req...