198 news articles tagged with "Banking Sector"
DBH Finance experienced a 22.35 per cent year-on-year decline in profit to Tk 251.22 million in Q3 (July-September), driven by a significant fall in investment income and provisions for unrealised losses in securities investment.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has decided to punish nine listed companies for failing to complete the distribution of cash dividends for FY25, including five main board firms and four SME board firms.
City Group, a major player in Bangladesh's food and commodity supply chain, faces the risk of loan classification as 36 lenders remain divided over its proposal to reschedule loans for 12 years while providing an additional Tk 6,000 crore in working capital.
IFIC Bank PLC has awarded research grants and scholarships to 80 students of the University of Dhaka under the IFIC Bank Trust Fund, with grants going to 50 students and scholarships to 30 students from the 2022-23 and 2023-24 academic sessions.
Mutual Trust Bank PLC has signed an MoU with Continental Hospital PLC to establish the hospital as a healthcare partner for MTB Privilege Customers, providing complimentary health check-ups through vouchers.
Dhaka Stock Exchange has disbursed Tk 3.21 crore to 122 affected investors from the Investment Protection Fund on the first day of settlement, addressing claims from financial irregularities at Mashihor Securities.
Bangladesh Bank has issued the country's first-ever guideline for Islamic Credit Cards, allowing Islamic banks and Islamic windows of conventional banks to offer Shariah-compliant cards under two models with strict rules on MCC filtering, late payment fees and charity account deposits.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission has approved a reconstituted nine-member board for Beximco Pharmaceuticals, excluding vice-chairman Salman F Rahman who is in custody. The move ends a prolonged regulatory and legal dispute over independent director appointments.
Bangladesh stocks opened higher on Tuesday as investors continued to show buying interest in recently beaten-down shares at relatively attractive prices, with the prime DSE index gaining 22 points to 5,548 by 11:30 am.
Around Tk 18,000 crore in claims is tied up in 246 company liquidation cases pending with the Bangladesh High Court, with 74 new cases filed in Jan-Aug 2026 involving Tk 4,500 crore, while only 13 cases were disposed of.
Bangladesh's fertiliser dealers have demanded commission be doubled from Tk 100 to Tk 200 per sack, warning they are losing Tk 50-55 per sack and may withdraw from the trade.
Bangladesh's labour market in Malaysia faces renewed pressure as BAIRA alleges 'planned conspiracy' using fake demand letters and misinformation to undermine the recruitment process.