Banking

NRB Global Bank opens branch at Motijheel

Posted by BankInfo on Sun, Mar 16 2014 10:15 am

Nizam Chowdhury, Chairman, NRB Global Bank, inaugurates a branch of the bank at Motijheel in Dhaka on Thursday.

NRB Global Bank opened a branch at Motijheel in Dhaka on Thursday.

Nizam Chowdhury, Chairman, NRB Global Bank inaugurated the branch as chief guest, said a press release.

Mohammd Hanif Chowdhury, Vice Chairman, Mohammd Faruk and Mohammd Yousuf, Directors, Md Abdul Kuddus, Managing Director and RQM Forkan, Deputy Managing Director of the bank were present at the inaugural ceremony.

News:Daily Sun/16-Mar-2016

Bank of Ceylon fined Tk 23 lakh

Posted by BankInfo on Sat, Mar 15 2014 11:48 am

Commercial Bank of Ceylon has been fined Tk 23.55 lakh for breaching banking rules.
Bangladesh Bank has slapped a fine of Tk 10 lakh on the foreign bank for 'illegally engaging' a foreigner as its acting country manager, according to a BB letter sent to the bank.
"An individual who came to Dhaka on a visitor visa worked as the acting country manager when the regular country manager went on leave," a BB official said, asking not to be named.
The bank was fined another Tk 8.55 lakh for the delay in uploading information about nine default credit card advances.
The central bank has also imposed Tk 5 lakh fine on the bank for violating instruction on short-term overdraft loan rules.
The bank will have to pay the fine by March 24.
The Daily Star tried to contact Ajith Naranpanawa, the present country manager of the bank, by phone.
After hearing the matter, his secretary said the message was conveyed to the country manager and he would call back later. But no call came from Naranpanawa.

News:The Daily Star/15-Mar-2014

Foreign firms allowed for loans from abroad

Posted by BankInfo on Sat, Mar 15 2014 11:08 am

Bangladesh Bank circular issued yesterday in this regard

Bangladesh Bank has allowed the foreign companies to get short term external borrowing from their organisations as per foreign exchange transactions guidelines.

“Foreign industrial enterprises may now access interest-free loans from parent companies abroad for up to one year without any prior approval, subject to post factor reporting through their Authorized Dealers banks to Foreign Exchange Policy Department of Bangladesh within one week of availing each such loan,” said a Bangladesh Bank circular issued yesterday.

The circular reads, “Foreign companies in Bangladesh has faced difficulties while arise urgent necessity of short term borrowing for business needs as working capital from the local market has not yet been lined up. To help enterprises get around such difficulties Bangladesh Bank took the decision.”

Repayment of these loans will require no prior approval, but will have to be reported to the Foreign Exchange Policy Department of Bangladesh Bank through Authorized Dealers banks, according to the circular. 

News:Dhaka Tirbune/14-Mar-2014

 

RAKUB branch managers’ training ends

Posted by BankInfo on Sat, Mar 15 2014 10:47 am

Professor Dr. M. Shah Nowaz Ali, Chairman, Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank, speaks at the concluding ceremony of branch managers’ training course at the bank’s training institute in Rajshahi on Thursday.

 

 Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank (RAKUB) organised a training course on Core Risk Management for branch managers of different zone ended at the bank’s training institute in Rajshahi on Thursday.

Professor Dr. M Shah Nowaz Ali, Chairman, Board of Directors of RAKUB distributed certificates and prizes among the trainees as chief guest, said a press release.

Prof Dr. Modon Mohon Dey and Prof Md. Abydur Rahman Pramanik, Directors of the Board, RAKUB attended the programme as special guests.

Md. Mozammel Haque, Principal of RAKUB Training Institute presided over the function.

Some 26 branch managers took part in the five-day training course.

News:Daily Sun/14-Mar-2014

Dhaka Bank donates Microbus to BOA

Posted by BankInfo on Sat, Mar 15 2014 10:25 am

A T M Hayatuzzaman Khan, former chairman and sponsor shareholder of Dhaka Bank, hands over the key of a microbus to Syed Shahed Reza, Secretary General of Bangladesh Olympic Association at the Association’s premises in Dhaka recently.

 

 Dhaka Bank Limited recently donated a microbus to Bangladesh Olympic Association (BOA) under the bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility programme.

A T M Hayatuzzaman Khan, former chairman and sponsor shareholder of the bank formally handed over the key of the microbus to Syed Shahed Reza, Secretary General of BOA at its premises, said a press release.

Altaf Hossain Sarker, former chairman and Director, Abdullah Al Ahsan, Director, AKM Nurul Fazal Bulbul, President of Bangladesh Handball Federation, Ashikur Rahman, DSG of BOA, attended.

News:Daily Sun/14-Mar-2014
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