Mati ul Hasan new AMD of Mercantile Bank
Posted by on Sun, May 14 2017 06:25 am
Mati ul Hasan has been promoted as Additional Managing Director (AMD) of Mercantile Bank Limited.
Prior to promotion he was the Deputy Managing Director (DMD) of the bank, said a press release.
Mati ul Hasan started his career as probationary officer in IFIC Bank Limited at 1984. He held various positions in different branches, head office including Branch in charge of local office at Motijheel.
He attended many seminars, workshops, training courses on banking and finance at home and abroad. He completed Diploma in Banking from ‘The Institute of Bankers’, Bangladesh and Associates of the Institute of Bankers, Pakistan.
Now he is holding position as Chief Risk Officer of Mercantile Bank Limited.
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