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A Strategic Conclave of Dutch-Bangla Bank with the Rajshahi and Rangpur Regions was held at a local hotel in Bogura on October 16, 2026 in honour of regional managers and clients.
Bangladesh stocks ended the week on a negative note, extending their losing streak for three consecutive weeks as investors continued sell-off amid persistent concerns over corporate earnings, rising business costs and renewed geopolitical tensions.
Pakistan's major commercial banks have weak sustainability safeguards for the companies and projects they finance, despite having environmental policies on paper, a study has found.
The Dhaka bourse extended its modest recovery for a third consecutive session on Thursday, as many investors picked up recently beaten-down shares at relatively attractive prices.
Bangladesh's banking sector needs stronger board-level oversight, independent chief risk officers (CROs) and credible asset-quality management to ensure financial stability, experts said at a BIBM seminar.
DBH Finance PLC reported a net profit after tax of Tk 80.77 crore, up 9 percent from Tk 74.38 crore in the corresponding period of the previous year, despite treasury market pressure.
Prime Bank PLC has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with SIMEC Foundation to launch Building Better Citizens in Bangladesh, an academic programme for students.
United Commercial Bank PLC recently organised a business conclave with senior garment and textile industry representatives to promote sustainable industry, the bank announced.
Junk stock Aziz Pipes has continued its rally unabated without any change in its poor fundamentals. The company's operations have remained suspended despite share price surge of 150%.
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.
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.
Bangladesh's government borrowed Tk 16,601 crore from scheduled banks in the first two months of FY27, compared with just Tk 463 crore in the same period last year, as weak revenue collection and higher spending drove financing needs.