Earlier they were allowed to invest up to 60%
The enquiry committee found that Islam illegally transferred Tk 45.07 crore from mutual funds
The floor price was lifted in December last year to bring vibrancy to the market
A two-day meeting of International Organization of Securities Commissions will begin in Dhaka on February 22
Ahmed Zaker & Co Chartered Accountants has been banned from auditing all listed companies and mutual funds as the accountancy firm did not attend any enquiry hearing of four mutual funds of UFS Asset Management.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) cannot monitor all companies properly due to a lack of manpower, said BSEC Chairman Prof Shibli Rubayat-Ul-Islam.
Orion Infusion has decided to give 20 per cent cash dividend to its investors for 2021-22.
Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has eased floor price for the block market, which will allow shares to be traded at 10 per cent lower price than the open market.
A rumour was going on that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) may ask the stockmarket regulator to lift the floor price as a condition of a new $4.5 billion loan, but the lender did not raise the issue in a meeting with the BSEC today.
Earlier they were allowed to invest up to 60%
The enquiry committee found that Islam illegally transferred Tk 45.07 crore from mutual funds
The floor price was lifted in December last year to bring vibrancy to the market
A two-day meeting of International Organization of Securities Commissions will begin in Dhaka on February 22
Ahmed Zaker & Co Chartered Accountants has been banned from auditing all listed companies and mutual funds as the accountancy firm did not attend any enquiry hearing of four mutual funds of UFS Asset Management.
The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) cannot monitor all companies properly due to a lack of manpower, said BSEC Chairman Prof Shibli Rubayat-Ul-Islam.
Orion Infusion has decided to give 20 per cent cash dividend to its investors for 2021-22.
Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) has eased floor price for the block market, which will allow shares to be traded at 10 per cent lower price than the open market.
A rumour was going on that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) may ask the stockmarket regulator to lift the floor price as a condition of a new $4.5 billion loan, but the lender did not raise the issue in a meeting with the BSEC today.
The stock market regulator today formed an investigation committee to find whether any market manipulation is responsible for the recent unusual share price hike of Gemini Sea Food.