Md Main Uddin

Dr Md Main Uddin is professor and former chairman of the Department of Banking and Insurance in Dhaka University. 

How to choose a good bank

A good bank ensures quality of loans (assets) by selecting the right borrowers, sanctioning loans to various sectors in different sizes, and keeping collateral.

1w ago

Disincentives for Dhaka University teachers

Dhaka university teachers’ salaries must be revised.

1m ago

Our expectations from Dhaka University

Partisan politics of both students and teachers has proven to be damaging for academic excellence.

2m ago

Banking sector issues that the new governor should address

Good governance and adequate legal infrastructure—relevant laws, courts and impartial judges—need to be established.

2m ago

Factors that may cause bank run in Bangladesh

A recent study was carried out to discover the factors that may cause bank run in Bangladesh.

3m ago

Why is managing banks’ liquidity risks so important?

Without ensuring good governance in the banking sector, liquidity management strategies will not function properly in Bangladesh’s banks.

5m ago

Prof Azizur Rahman Khan: A visionary in financial studies

It is difficult to put into words the contribution that Prof Azizur Rahman Khan made to academia and the nation.

6m ago

An anatomy of interest rates

Banks determine their lending interest rates based on the cost of borrowing, non-fund operating costs, margin for default risk, and desired profit margin.

7m ago
July 12, 2023
July 12, 2023

Why the insurance sector of Bangladesh needs reshaping

The performance of the insurance sector in Bangladesh is very low compared to the global standards.

June 13, 2023
June 13, 2023

Budget FY24: unrealistic forecasts

The proposed budget of Tk 7,61,785 crore (17 per cent of GDP) with a deficit of Tk 2,61,785 crore (5.2 per cent of GDP) has been presented to the country.

February 21, 2023
February 21, 2023

Mandatory diplomas for bankers won’t solve any of our real problems

If there is any problem in the banking sector, it is due to the lack of good governance.

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