Participants of a recent workshop on “Online Foreign Exchange Transaction Reporting” organised by Shahjalal Islami Bank Limited at the head office of the bank in Dhaka pose for photograph.

Shahjalal Islami Bank Limited organised a day-long workshop on “Online Foreign Exchange Transaction Reporting” at its head office in Dhaka recently.

Officials from different branches and head office participated in the workshop, said a press release on Wednesday.

Md. Awlad Hossain was present as chief guest at the workshop.

Deputy Managing Director of SJIBL Md. Abdul Jabber Chowdhury, Head of ID Akhter Hossain, Deputy Directors of Bangladesh Bank Md. Mahenur Alam, and Md. Anisur Rahman and Assistant Director Mohammed Afzal Hossain were present.

M Fakhrul Alam

M Fakhrul Alam has been made the managing director (current charge) of ONE Bank on Wednesday, said a press release.  

Prior to this appointment, he was the additional managing director of the bank. Before joining ONE Bank, Fakhrul was the deputy managing director of Eastern Bank.

An MBA from IBA, Dhaka University, Fakhrul

started his career at Agrani Bank as an officer in 

1983. He has also worked for IFIC Bank and Bank of Credit & Commerce Int’l (Overseas).

Engineer Mustafa Anwar, Vice-Chairman of IBBL, presides over the meeting at the bank's board room in Dhaka recently.

A meeting of the Board of Directors of Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited was held at the bank’s board room in Dhaka recently.

Engr. Mustafa Anwar, Vice-Chairman of the bank, presided over the meeting, said a press release.

Engr. Md. Eskander Ali Khan, Chairman of EC, Prof Dr. NRM Borhan Uddin, Chairman of AC, Dr. Abdul Hameed Fouad Al-Khateeb, Director, attended.

Bangladesh Bank Governor Dr Atiur Rahman receives a cheque for Tk 20 lakh from Jong Hu Park, CEO of Woori Bank for the rehabilitation of victims of Savar Rana Plaza tragedy, at BB Head Office in Dhaka on Wednesday.

Bangladesh Bank along with other commercial banks and NBFIs donated around Tk 90 crore to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund for the victims of Savar building collapse.

Recently, Woori Bank, a Korea-based bank donated Tk 20 lakh to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund in this regard, said a press release.

Employees of the Bangladesh Bank and all other scheduled banks and NBFIs donated their one-day salary to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund for the help of Savar tragedy victims.

BB collected the list of persons who died and injured at the incident and also the volunteers from the Army headquarters and banks immediately after completion of rescue works.

Bangladesh Bank created a disaster management and social responsibility fund and formed a high-powered committee headed by Deputy Governor of BB including members from BAB, ABB to coordinate the rehabilitation programmes as part of the banks CSR programmes.

In this purpose, the central bank initially sanctioned Tk 5 crore to the fund. Each year, Bangladesh Bank will contribute the same amount to the fund. In addition, commercial banks and NBFIs will contribute to the fund, the central bank said.

Initiatives have been taken to provide the treatment facilities and arrange the replacement of artificial limbs to Savar victims who are under treatment in CRP, Savar and other hospitals.

Bangladesh Bank also will provide job to the volunteers to the different banks according to their educational qualifications.

KS Tabrez, Managing Director of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited, inaugurates the 129th branch of the bank at Asean Tower, Bus Stand Bazar Road in Gazipur on Tuesday.

The 129th branch of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited (DBBL) was inaugurated at Asean Tower in Gazipur on Tuesday.

KS Tabrez, Managing Director of the bank inaugurated the branch, said a press release.
A milad mahfil was also arranged on this occasion.

The new branch will provide on-line banking facilities to the clients. The total number of the ATM and Fast Track networks of the bank stands at 2,389 and 235 respectively across the country.

Mentionable, DBBL has introduced Mobile Banking Services in 2011 to bring huge number of un-banked population of the country in rural areas into banking channel.