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BTMA demands payments of bills against back-to-back LCs

The country’s primary textile millers on Tuesday demanded intervention from the Bangladesh Bank to realise their matured bills from commercial banks against the supply of yarn and fabric to the readymade garment industries through back-to-back letters of credit...

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Banks’ green financing goes down in July-Sept

Green financing by banks and non-bank financial institutions declined in the July-September quarter amid a severe liquidity crisis and a challenging business environment after the political shift...

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Nagad being developed for future

The administrator appointed by the Bangladesh Bank and his team are working to make Nagad, mobile financial service of the Bangladesh Postal Department, suitable for the future of Bangladesh, said a press release...

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BB raises age limit for bank job seekers

Bangladesh Bank has announced a new age limit for entry-level positions in banks, aligning it with the government’s updated age limit for public sector jobs...

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Deposits, loans in NBFIs decline

The amount of deposits in the country’s non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) dropped by Tk 68 crore in the July-September period due to a lack of customer trust and confidence in the sector...

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Trade deficit narrows to $6.63b in July-Oct

The country’s trade deficit narrowed slightly in the July-October period of the 2024-25 financial year compared with that in the same period of FY24...

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BB okays Tk 3,000cr loan at 4pc interest for ICB

The Investment Corporation of Bangladesh has received approval from the Bangladesh Bank for a Tk 3,000 crore-loan at a reduced interest rate of 4 per cent, down from the initial 10 per cent...

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Remittance rises by 26pc in July-Nov

Remittance inflow to Bangladesh has maintained a record-breaking trend, staying above $2 billion for the fourth consecutive month in November, according to Bangladesh Bank data...

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BB extends FE loan tenure for capital machinery imports

The Bangladesh Bank has extended the tenure for foreign exchange loans under buyers and suppliers credit for importing capital machinery, allowing industrial entrepreneurs to secure loans for three years instead of one...

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Transactions thru MFS increase

The volume of transactions through the mobile financial services increased in September for the second month...

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A welcome step that needs proper implementation

THE Bangladesh Bank tightening loan classification rules by shortening the period of overdue loans to become non-performing to six months from nine months is welcome. The rules aligned with international practices, issued in a circular on November 27, would give a clearer picture of non-performing and bad loans in the banking sector. The rules are likely to help the authorities regulate the banking sector more...