Bangladesh, Oct. 6 -- Net sales of the government's savings certificates and other savings instruments surged in the first two months of the current fiscal year as investors continued to seek relative... Read More
Bangladesh, Oct. 3 -- Non-bank financial companies (NBFCs) saw their outstanding loans decline in the April-June quarter despite a rise in deposits, indicating a widening gap between fund mobilisation... Read More
Bangladesh, Sept. 25 -- The country's Islamic banking operations shed 2,755 employees in a year, with total manpower falling 6.0 per cent to 44,765 in July 2026 from 47,520 a year earlier, according t... Read More
Bangladesh, Sept. 16 -- The number of millionaire accounts in Bangladesh's banking sector continues to rise despite the country's ongoing economic slowdown and sluggish business environment. The numb... Read More
Bangladesh, Sept. 12 -- Bangladesh's sustainable finance market showed a losing momentum in recent times, raising questions about whether banks and finance companies are sufficiently expanding financi... Read More
Bangladesh, Sept. 8 -- Bangladesh's sustainable-and green-finance sector saw a worrying shift in the first quarter of 2026 with loan recovery losing gear while rescheduling gaining a spurt. Advertise... Read More
Bangladesh, Aug. 21 -- Inward remittances through mobile financial services (MFS) declined by nearly 21 per cent in June over the previous month, according to Bangladesh Bank (BB). According to the B... Read More
Bangladesh, Aug. 12 -- Despite persistent inflation and rising education costs, students are steadily building their savings, with deposits under school banking schemes increasing every month since Fe... Read More
Bangladesh, Aug. 10 -- The Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) has identified 42 defaulting entities, each having non-performing loans of more than Tk 2.0 billion, in a fresh drive to trace ... Read More
Bangladesh, Aug. 6 -- Women's participation in bank lending continues to decline while their share in household deposits remains largely stagnant, thus raising concerns over limited access to formal f... Read More