“Is Bangladesh a place of looters?” – this question was raised by the High Court last month.
CPI 2022 shows how corruption, conflict and insecurity are interrelated and feed each other.
The core problems of our economy are rooted in the very nature of the country’s governance, which has long been neglected.
On edge -- is what best describes the sensation surrounding the banking sector. But the Bangladesh Bank higher-ups were warned as early as October 2021 that such a situation might transpire. Yet, no definitive action was taken then.
Misgovernance, corruption, nepotism and subsequent bad debts keep plaguing our banking landscape.
Islami Bank, Social Islami Bank and First Security Islami Bank lent about Tk 9,500 crore under suspicious circumstances, as reported by different media. Of the sum, Tk 7,246 crore has been taken from Islami Bank alone.
Comprehensive reforms needed to boost investment, sustain growth
A little-known firm named SB Exim allegedly swindled Tk 200 crore from Bangladesh Commerce Bank Ltd (BCBL) using forged documents in the name of exporting terracotta tiles in 2018.
“Is Bangladesh a place of looters?” – this question was raised by the High Court last month.
CPI 2022 shows how corruption, conflict and insecurity are interrelated and feed each other.
The core problems of our economy are rooted in the very nature of the country’s governance, which has long been neglected.
On edge -- is what best describes the sensation surrounding the banking sector. But the Bangladesh Bank higher-ups were warned as early as October 2021 that such a situation might transpire. Yet, no definitive action was taken then.
Misgovernance, corruption, nepotism and subsequent bad debts keep plaguing our banking landscape.
Islami Bank, Social Islami Bank and First Security Islami Bank lent about Tk 9,500 crore under suspicious circumstances, as reported by different media. Of the sum, Tk 7,246 crore has been taken from Islami Bank alone.
Comprehensive reforms needed to boost investment, sustain growth
A little-known firm named SB Exim allegedly swindled Tk 200 crore from Bangladesh Commerce Bank Ltd (BCBL) using forged documents in the name of exporting terracotta tiles in 2018.