Its July-September profit was Tk 419.62 crore
Though the government allocates Tk 100 crore in the national budget every year for the development of women entrepreneurship, not a single penny of this money gets used as the entrepreneurs lack awareness on how to ensure optimum utilisation of the fund.
The bank will support 3,500 MSMEs and women-led businesses in Bangladesh
Mobile financial service provider bKash logged a profit of Tk 103.9 crore in 2023, up by a massive 504 percent year-on-year
The bank will initially offer insurance products from MetLife Bangladesh and Green Delta Insurance
Minimum investment threshold is Tk 10 lakh
BRAC Bank has suspended all sorts of cash withdrawals by its cardholders outside Bangladesh, a development that comes amid the country’s lingering forex crisis.
BRAC Bank PLC has appointed two female drivers, Sharmin Akter Shanta and Tulona Akther, as part of its diversity and inclusion policy.
BRAC Bank PLC registered a 38.72 percent increase in profit to Tk 581.41 crore in the nine months to September this year.
Brac Bank Ltd today said it has received consent from the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) to give a 7.5 per cent stock dividend for 2022.
Brac Bank achieved a 32 per cent growth in its net profit for 2022.
This business loan is designed specifically for small traders
FXPAY is a 360-degree commercial remittance system
Brac Bank has set this unique example on the eve of International Women's Day by appointing an all-women sales team.
Brac Bank is going to get $100 million from Japan International Cooperation Agency (Jica) and Citibank NA as loan mainly to finance green factory, renewable energy, energy and resource efficiency and efficient waste management.
Brac Bank has launched the country’s first end-to-end digital loan app Shubidha.
A three-day summit of the Global Alliance for Banking on Values (GABV) will start tomorrow in Dhaka to share ideas and find solutions for sustainable run of the financial industry.
The six banks are Standard Chartered Bangladesh, Brac Bank, Dutch-Bangla Bank, The City Bank, Southeast Bank and Prime Bank.
Global temperatures have been rising at an alarming pace in recent years thanks to increased human activity and as such, even climate change deniers can now perceive the growing heat wave.
