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Pubali Bank holds first managers' confce in Barisal
Md Abdus Salam, Managing Director of Janata Bank Limited, addressing the "Branch Managers Conference of Divisional Office, Rajshahi" at Postal Academy recently. Hasan Iqbal, DMD and Md Mosaddake-Ul-Alam, Company Secretary of the bank attended. Md Muklesur
Md Abdus Salam, Managing Director of Janata Bank Limited, addressing the \"Branch Managers Conference of Divisional Office, Rajshahi\" at Postal Academy recently. Hasan Iqbal, DMD and Md Mosaddake-Ul-Alam, Company Secretary of the bank attended. Md Mukles
News:New Nation/1-Mar-2016M Nurul Islam, Vice Chairman of Bank Asia, inaugurating its 105th Branch of the Bank at Kazipara, Mirpur in Dhaka Monday. Chairman of Board Executive Committee Rumee A Hossain, Chairman of Board Audit Committee Mohammed Lakiotullah, Director M Irfan Syed
AM Nurul Islam, Vice Chairman of Bank Asia, inaugurating its 105th Branch of the Bank at Kazipara, Mirpur in Dhaka Monday. Chairman of Board Executive Committee Rumee A Hossain, Chairman of Board Audit Committee Mohammed Lakiotullah, Director M Irfan Syed
News:New Nation/1-Mar-2016“Ancient Coin & Euro” book cover unveiled
Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr. Atiur Rahman has unveiled the book named “Ancient Coin & Euro” at Bangladesh Bank on Monday.
Foiz Ahmed, Head of International Division of First Security Islami Bank Limited wrote the book.
Among others Syed Waseque Md. Ali, Managing Director, First Security Islami Bank Limited, A.F.M Asaduzzaman, General Manager, Governor’s Secretariat, Bangladesh Bank, Azam Khan, Head of Marketing & Development Division, First Security Islami Bank Limited were also present on the occasion.
The coins of ancient Bengal and euro have got special attention in the book, though readers will have overviews of currency system of major ancient civilization.
News:Daily Sun/29-Feb-2016Banks' capital rises in Sept-Dec
Banks' overall capital increased 3.62 percent in the last quarter of 2015 as asset quality of most banks improved.
The banks' capital stood at Tk 75,352 crore on December 31, which was 10.84 percent of their total risk-weighted assets. The amount was Tk 72,720 crore on September 30.
In line with international standards, banks have to maintain a capital adequacy ratio of 10 percent against their risk-weighted assets.
Anwarul Islam, a spokesperson for the central bank, said despite economic slowdown globally, banks' capital base in Bangladesh is gradually getting stronger. It will strengthen further in future, he added.
In the last quarter of 2015, no bank saw a capital shortfall, he said.
According to central bank statistics, the overall capital shortfall in the banking sector in September last year was Tk 44 crore; but in December, capital surplus was Tk 2,396 crore.
News:The Daily Star/1-Mar-2016