Names of family members of two former BFIU heads also included in the list
Sweeping central bank reforms to strengthen autonomy, remove bureaucrats from board
Bangladesh does not need funds from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if it can mobilise enough domestic resources, said Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur, as he stressed that the country requires the right policies rather than “begging for foreign funds”.
"The country’s financial position is strong. The only weak area is the revenue budget, and the solution lies in improving revenue generation," he said.
The BB governor took the charge at the 46th Saarc Finance Governors' Group Meeting held in Washington on October 24
He will serve for four years, according to a notification issued by the Financial Institutions Division of the finance ministry.
He will be the 13th governor of the central bank
The government yesterday accepted the resignations of the Bangladesh Bank governor and the chairman of Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) and decided to fill the position of the governor soon.
The new governor of Bangladesh Bank (BB) has heralded robust messages to the country’s banking and financial industry.
Names of family members of two former BFIU heads also included in the list
Sweeping central bank reforms to strengthen autonomy, remove bureaucrats from board
Bangladesh does not need funds from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) if it can mobilise enough domestic resources, said Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansur, as he stressed that the country requires the right policies rather than “begging for foreign funds”.
"The country’s financial position is strong. The only weak area is the revenue budget, and the solution lies in improving revenue generation," he said.
The BB governor took the charge at the 46th Saarc Finance Governors' Group Meeting held in Washington on October 24
He will serve for four years, according to a notification issued by the Financial Institutions Division of the finance ministry.
He will be the 13th governor of the central bank
The government yesterday accepted the resignations of the Bangladesh Bank governor and the chairman of Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) and decided to fill the position of the governor soon.
The new governor of Bangladesh Bank (BB) has heralded robust messages to the country’s banking and financial industry.
Abdur Rouf Talukder, the finance secretary, was yesterday announced as the new governor of the central bank, replacing Fazle Kabir, whose six-year tenure ends next month.
