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DSEX 4416 Gold (Ounce) $130610 Dollar 8080 (Buy) 8080 (Sell) CSCX 11683 Oil (Barrel) $5125 Euro 9539(Buy) 9540(Sell)

NBR ASKS BANKS TO ENSURE FULL INFO IN IMPORT DOCS 2

SHRIMP EXPORTERS GETTING GOOD PRICES 3

DRAFT MOTORCYCLE INDUSTRY DEV POLICY EYES PRODUCTION OF 5 LAKH UNITS BY 2021 4

BTRC SANCTION ON ROBI WITHDRAWN 5

72PC OF BANKERS THINK NUMBER OF BANKS SHOULD BE CUT STUDY 5

CSE LIFTS BAN ON TRADING RIGHTS OF FIRSTLEAD SECURITIES 6

ACCORD TO MEET GOVT BGMEA TO DISCUSS EXTENSION 6

BANGLADESH COULD REALISE $15B IN ANNUAL BENEFITS RELYING MORE ON DIGITAL

PAYMENTS STUDY 8

ONLINE VAT RETURNS SUBMISSION LIKELY FROM NOVEMBER 8

IBRAHIM KHALED BANKERS SHOULD PROTEST THE NEW BANK COMPANY ACT 9

GRAMEEN BANK SEEKS AGrsquoS HELP REGARDING BOARD MEETING 10

DIGITAL PAYMENTS CAN SAVE CITIES $470BN ANNUALLY 11

PRAN TO PARTICIPATE AT ANUGA 2017 WITH $5M EXPORT PACKAGES 12

IMF PROJECTS 71 GDP GROWTH FOR BANGLADESH 12

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NBR ASKS BANKS TO ENSURE FULL INFO IN IMPORT DOCS The National Board of Revenue has asked the countryrsquos commercial banks to comply with the responsive declaration procedures in opening letter of credit and approving other import-related documents for preventing tax evasion and trade-based money laundering Import consignments with incomplete information in the LC documents will face 100 per cent physical inspection and customs commissioners will have the authority to summon the LC issuing bank officials to be present during the inspection The customs wing of the NBR on Wednesday issued a set of instructions for the banks to ensure scrutiny of the import documents and requested the Bangladesh Bank governor to inform the banks about the NBR decisions Responsive declaration of goods will not only prevent duty evasion and trade-based money laundering but also expedite valuation process thus facilitate international trade customs officials told New Age on October 12 Complying with the responsive declaration procedures will also prevent misdeclaration mdash under invoicing and over invoicing mdash by importers they said Currently banks are not precisely following the provisions of Import Policy Order for 2015-2018 Customs Act-1969 and other laws in authorising import invoice LC authorisation form and LC documents that cause duty evasion and money laundering they said In many cases import documents including LCA and LCs are found incomplete with lack of required information like reasonable price detailed description HS code generic and commercial name of imported goods they said Under the responsive declaration banks will have to authorise the import invoice after crosschecking the details of products like generic name commercial name brand name chemical name HS code model number art number and part number of import item according to the NBR instructions The details must have to include clearly in the LCA form and the LC documents the instructions said

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The packing list must be complete with details information of goods including quantity and weight where applicable Banks will not authorise any incomplete packing lists it said No change in description and HS code of goods could be bought in the LC without approval of customs commissioner after shipment Banks will also verify whether the names and detailed addresses emails web addresses and telephone numbers of importer and exporter are provided accurately in the invoice and if necessary will crosscheck the information before authorising the invoice Bankers will also include the details of importers and exporters in the LC documents The instructions were issued with the decision of a meeting on prevention of duty evasion and trade-based money laundering held on August 28 at the NBR with customs policy member Md Lutfor Rahman in the chair Representatives from Bangladesh Bank different commercial banks and customs officials attended the meeting Officials of the NBR said that Bangladesh Bank would monitor whether the banks are authorising the LCA form invoice and packing list and other documents as well as issuing LCs in line with the responsive declaration procedures Banks are asked to follow the NBR rules and regulations in mentioning the reasonable price of import goods in the LCs For goods under sensitive list of the NBR both the price of weight-based unit and price of piece must be mentioned in the invoice Officials said that in many cases banks were authorising the LCA and issuing LCs without mentioning the accurate description and HS code of goods Actual transaction prices or reasonable prices of goods are not shown violating the provision of import policy order they said In many LC documents customs officials find the prices of finished goods shown are lower than the prices of raw materials of those goods Such irregularities cause complexities in determining the prices of imported goods for customs valuation and completing the clearance procedures Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26175nbr-asks-banks-to-ensure-full-info-in-import-docs

SHRIMP EXPORTERS GETTING GOOD PRICES Countryrsquos earnings from shrimp exports in the first quarter of the current financial year (2017-18) grew by 2340 per cent to $15338 million from $12429 million in the same period of the FY 2016-17 as the prices of Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market Exporters said that the shrimp export increased in value in recent times but its volume remained unchanged Recently the demand for Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market especially in the European market as buyers cut their import of shrimps from India Indonesia and Vietnam due to presence of chemical agent in the products from those countries According to the Export Promotion Bureau data the export earnings from shrimps in the July-September period of FY18 exceeded the government-set target by 4336 per cent The government set the export earnings target from shrimps at $10699 million for the period lsquoThe EU buyers have found the presence of a chemical agent namely Nitroform in the shrimps exported by our competing countries India Indonesia and Vietnam and the EU has issued red alert against many companies of those countriesrsquo Kazi Belayet Hossain senior vice-president of the Bangladesh Frozen Foods Exporters Association told New Age on Saturday

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NBR ASKS BANKS TO ENSURE FULL INFO IN IMPORT DOCS The National Board of Revenue has asked the countryrsquos commercial banks to comply with the responsive declaration procedures in opening letter of credit and approving other import-related documents for preventing tax evasion and trade-based money laundering Import consignments with incomplete information in the LC documents will face 100 per cent physical inspection and customs commissioners will have the authority to summon the LC issuing bank officials to be present during the inspection The customs wing of the NBR on Wednesday issued a set of instructions for the banks to ensure scrutiny of the import documents and requested the Bangladesh Bank governor to inform the banks about the NBR decisions Responsive declaration of goods will not only prevent duty evasion and trade-based money laundering but also expedite valuation process thus facilitate international trade customs officials told New Age on October 12 Complying with the responsive declaration procedures will also prevent misdeclaration mdash under invoicing and over invoicing mdash by importers they said Currently banks are not precisely following the provisions of Import Policy Order for 2015-2018 Customs Act-1969 and other laws in authorising import invoice LC authorisation form and LC documents that cause duty evasion and money laundering they said In many cases import documents including LCA and LCs are found incomplete with lack of required information like reasonable price detailed description HS code generic and commercial name of imported goods they said Under the responsive declaration banks will have to authorise the import invoice after crosschecking the details of products like generic name commercial name brand name chemical name HS code model number art number and part number of import item according to the NBR instructions The details must have to include clearly in the LCA form and the LC documents the instructions said

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The packing list must be complete with details information of goods including quantity and weight where applicable Banks will not authorise any incomplete packing lists it said No change in description and HS code of goods could be bought in the LC without approval of customs commissioner after shipment Banks will also verify whether the names and detailed addresses emails web addresses and telephone numbers of importer and exporter are provided accurately in the invoice and if necessary will crosscheck the information before authorising the invoice Bankers will also include the details of importers and exporters in the LC documents The instructions were issued with the decision of a meeting on prevention of duty evasion and trade-based money laundering held on August 28 at the NBR with customs policy member Md Lutfor Rahman in the chair Representatives from Bangladesh Bank different commercial banks and customs officials attended the meeting Officials of the NBR said that Bangladesh Bank would monitor whether the banks are authorising the LCA form invoice and packing list and other documents as well as issuing LCs in line with the responsive declaration procedures Banks are asked to follow the NBR rules and regulations in mentioning the reasonable price of import goods in the LCs For goods under sensitive list of the NBR both the price of weight-based unit and price of piece must be mentioned in the invoice Officials said that in many cases banks were authorising the LCA and issuing LCs without mentioning the accurate description and HS code of goods Actual transaction prices or reasonable prices of goods are not shown violating the provision of import policy order they said In many LC documents customs officials find the prices of finished goods shown are lower than the prices of raw materials of those goods Such irregularities cause complexities in determining the prices of imported goods for customs valuation and completing the clearance procedures Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26175nbr-asks-banks-to-ensure-full-info-in-import-docs

SHRIMP EXPORTERS GETTING GOOD PRICES Countryrsquos earnings from shrimp exports in the first quarter of the current financial year (2017-18) grew by 2340 per cent to $15338 million from $12429 million in the same period of the FY 2016-17 as the prices of Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market Exporters said that the shrimp export increased in value in recent times but its volume remained unchanged Recently the demand for Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market especially in the European market as buyers cut their import of shrimps from India Indonesia and Vietnam due to presence of chemical agent in the products from those countries According to the Export Promotion Bureau data the export earnings from shrimps in the July-September period of FY18 exceeded the government-set target by 4336 per cent The government set the export earnings target from shrimps at $10699 million for the period lsquoThe EU buyers have found the presence of a chemical agent namely Nitroform in the shrimps exported by our competing countries India Indonesia and Vietnam and the EU has issued red alert against many companies of those countriesrsquo Kazi Belayet Hossain senior vice-president of the Bangladesh Frozen Foods Exporters Association told New Age on Saturday

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The packing list must be complete with details information of goods including quantity and weight where applicable Banks will not authorise any incomplete packing lists it said No change in description and HS code of goods could be bought in the LC without approval of customs commissioner after shipment Banks will also verify whether the names and detailed addresses emails web addresses and telephone numbers of importer and exporter are provided accurately in the invoice and if necessary will crosscheck the information before authorising the invoice Bankers will also include the details of importers and exporters in the LC documents The instructions were issued with the decision of a meeting on prevention of duty evasion and trade-based money laundering held on August 28 at the NBR with customs policy member Md Lutfor Rahman in the chair Representatives from Bangladesh Bank different commercial banks and customs officials attended the meeting Officials of the NBR said that Bangladesh Bank would monitor whether the banks are authorising the LCA form invoice and packing list and other documents as well as issuing LCs in line with the responsive declaration procedures Banks are asked to follow the NBR rules and regulations in mentioning the reasonable price of import goods in the LCs For goods under sensitive list of the NBR both the price of weight-based unit and price of piece must be mentioned in the invoice Officials said that in many cases banks were authorising the LCA and issuing LCs without mentioning the accurate description and HS code of goods Actual transaction prices or reasonable prices of goods are not shown violating the provision of import policy order they said In many LC documents customs officials find the prices of finished goods shown are lower than the prices of raw materials of those goods Such irregularities cause complexities in determining the prices of imported goods for customs valuation and completing the clearance procedures Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26175nbr-asks-banks-to-ensure-full-info-in-import-docs

SHRIMP EXPORTERS GETTING GOOD PRICES Countryrsquos earnings from shrimp exports in the first quarter of the current financial year (2017-18) grew by 2340 per cent to $15338 million from $12429 million in the same period of the FY 2016-17 as the prices of Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market Exporters said that the shrimp export increased in value in recent times but its volume remained unchanged Recently the demand for Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market especially in the European market as buyers cut their import of shrimps from India Indonesia and Vietnam due to presence of chemical agent in the products from those countries According to the Export Promotion Bureau data the export earnings from shrimps in the July-September period of FY18 exceeded the government-set target by 4336 per cent The government set the export earnings target from shrimps at $10699 million for the period lsquoThe EU buyers have found the presence of a chemical agent namely Nitroform in the shrimps exported by our competing countries India Indonesia and Vietnam and the EU has issued red alert against many companies of those countriesrsquo Kazi Belayet Hossain senior vice-president of the Bangladesh Frozen Foods Exporters Association told New Age on Saturday

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Due to the suspension of imports from those countries the demand for Bangladeshi shrimps increased in the EU countries and the increased demand pushed the export prices of Bangladeshi products up he said Although the demand for Bangladeshi shrimps increased at the global market exports did not increase in quantity as exporters could not raise the culture of shrimps due to various problems Belayet said According to Belayet Bangladesh is losing its competitiveness in exporting shrimps to the global markets due to low-cost vannamei shrimps produced by its competing countries He said that recently the export prices of Bangladeshi shrimps increased but the countryrsquos exporters faced severe internal challenges including a shortage of ammonia gas (by-product of fertiliser) which is very essential to run frozen fish factories lsquoThe price of a cylinder (50 kilograms) of ammonia gas increased to Tk 26000 from Tk 6000 in last 20 daysrsquo Belayet said Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26174shrimp-exporters-getting-good-prices

DRAFT MOTORCYCLE INDUSTRY DEV POLICY EYES PRODUCTION OF 5 LAKH UNITS BY 2021 The industries ministry has drafted the Motorcycle Industry Development Policy setting targets of increasing the production of motorcycles to five lakh units by 2021 and 10 lakh units by 2027 The ministry has recently sent the draft to other ministries government agencies and private sector stakeholders seeking opinions on the policy In the draft policy the industries ministry has set a target of creating direct and indirect 15 lakh jobs in the sector by 2027 from the existing five lakh With the aim of ensuring a sustainable motorcycle manufacturing industry in Bangladesh within 10 years the policy proposed various incentives including reduced tax rate for local producers and sellers of the vehicle It also said that the manufacturers would enjoy less than 1 per cent duty on importing raw materials and the exporters would get duty drawback benefits set by the government According to the draft policy entrepreneurs would get various incentives for five years after starting manufacturing of motorcycles and an automobile components manufacturing park would be established to attract foreign direct investment in the sector Raw material import process would be easier and both the importers and exporters would get bonded warehouse facilities the draft policy said A competent authority would be formed for licensing and testing quality of the locally manufactured motorcycles and the authority would issue licence for each model for three years it said The target of the policy is to increase the production of motorcycles to 50 per cent of the local demand for the vehicle from the existing 10 per cent by 2027 and to increase the contribution of motorcycle industry to the gross domestic product to 250 per cent from 05 per cent by 2025 it said The draft policy said that considering sustainable growth consumersrsquo interests and expansion of the market the registration cost would be adjusted with those of other countries and the registration process would be easier It also proposed that the local motorbike producers would have to take necessary certificates from the Bangladesh Road Transport Authority before marketing In the draft policy the industries ministry proposed to form a high-powered committee led by the industries minister to implement the policy Hafizur Rahman Khan chairman of Runner Group of Companies said that they received a copy of the draft policy but it would not be wise to make any comment on it before studying it properly

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lsquoThanks to the government for preparing a draft policy for the motorcycle industry as it formulation of a policy] was a long-standing demand from the sector We hope the proposals in the policy would help the sector growrsquo he said Hafizur one of the leading motorcycle manufacturers in the country said that they would send their opinions on the draft policy to the government next week after a meeting of the Bangladesh Motorcycle Assemblers and Manufacturers Association He said that the yearly demand for motorcycles in the country was three lakh units and the local manufacturers were now meeting 17 per cent of the demand Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26173draft-motorcycle-industry-dev-policy-eyes-production-of-5-lakh-units-by-2021

BTRC SANCTION ON ROBI WITHDRAWN Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission has withdrawn its embargo on Robi Axiata after the mobile operator paid the fines the regulatory body earlier imposed on another mobile operator Airtel Bangladesh that has recently been merged with Robi The commission on September 28 this year initiated a move to refrain from supporting and giving any sort of approval to mobile phone operator Robi for non-compliance with a BTRC order by not paying Tk 20400 in fine for the operatorrsquos delay in blocking four SIM cards Although the operator on October 8 paid the fine the telecom regulator refrained from withdrawing its sanction for non-payment of Tk 9200 in fine which was imposed on Airtel on the same ground As per the conditions of merger of Airtel with Robi all the responsibilities of Airtel lie on Robi A senior BTRC official told New Age on October 12 that the commission had lifted the embargo on Robi as the fines which were imposed on Robi and Airtel had already been cleared The commission has already started processing different applications of Robi for approval he said Amid the BTRCrsquos tough stance against the mobile phone operators for non-payment of fines related to illegal SIM card blocking leading mobile phone operator Grameenphone also paid the penalty money that was imposed on the operator on the same ground Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26087btrc-sanction-on-robi-withdrawn

72PC OF BANKERS THINK NUMBER OF BANKS SHOULD BE CUT STUDY Seventy-two per cent of the bankers think that the number of banks operating in the country should be reduced amid influential quartersrsquo lobbying for new banks at the fag end of the tenure of the current Awami League-led government reveals a Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management research report The research report was released at a seminar on lsquoExploring merger and acquisition in the context of the banking sector of Bangladeshrsquo at the BIBM auditorium in the capital on Thursday A four-member BIBM team led by its professor and director Md Mohiuddin Siddique came up with the findings based on opinions of 285 bankers of 57 banks five from each bank above the rank of assistant vice-president Eleven per cent of the bankers however think that the number of banks in the country is reasonable and 17 per cent denied making any comment on the issue the BIBM director said while presenting the research findings At present there are 57 scheduled banks and six specialised banks in the country The Awami League-led government in its 1996-2001 tenure had issued licences to 13 new banks and in the current tenure it issued nine new licences in 2012 Awami League leaders and organisations like the police Navy and Air Force are lobbying for bank company licences ahead of the next general elections scheduled for 2018

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The presentation of Mohiuddin Siddique on the banking sector also highlighted the challenges for merger of banks in the country The challenges include lack of corporate governance hidden benefits of the board members lack of capacity of the directors political weakness and change of mentality BIBM director general Toufic Ahmad Choudhury presided over the seminar where Bangladesh Bank deputy governor SK Sur Chowdhury and former BB deputy governor Khondkar Ibrahim Khaled were present among others Ibrahim Khaled said banks had turned into grocery shops due to low educational qualification of the sponsors of banks Speaking about newly amended provision in the bank companies act that allows four directors from a family Khaled called on the banking professionals to speak loud against the provision The countryrsquos small-scale banks think that any merger with big banks will result in non-existence for them but a significant number of mergers are taking place worldwide as part of the entitiesrsquo desire for becoming bigger Khaled said Speaking about the Bangladesh Development Bank Limitedrsquos issue he said that two bad entities produced another bad entity SK Sur Chowdhury said that there were examples of mergers in developed and developing countries but the concept was a bit new in Bangladesh He also said that the central bank had preparation to deal with mergers and it had already prepared guidelines in this regard Toufic Ahmad said that there should be an lsquoexit policyrsquo for those banks which will perform poorly Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle2602572pc-of-bankers-think-number-of-banks-should-be-cut-study

CSE LIFTS BAN ON TRADING RIGHTS OF FIRSTLEAD SECURITIES The Chittagong Stock Exchange has lifted the suspension on the trading rights of Firstlead Securities despite the fact that the brokerage house is yet to pay the entire amount of money it embezzled from its investorsrsquo accounts The port city bourse lifted the suspension last week Earlier on September 11 the CSE suspended the Trading Rights Entitlement Certificate of Firstlead Securities for an indefinite period due to violation of securities rules by the brokerage house At that time officials of the bourse said they found evidences that the Sylhet-based brokerage house continued to lsquocheatrsquo investors after lsquoembezzlingrsquo funds from clientsrsquo portfolios in January this year The company had sold investorsrsquo shares and misappropriated the money they said CSE managing director M Shaifur Rahman Mazumdar told New Age lsquoWe have lifted the suspension as the company has started to pay the embezzled fund to its investors and provided us a roadmap of paying the entire amountrsquo lsquoWe earlier had suspended the TREC of FirstLead Securities before based on the findings that the brokerage house continued to violate rules and regulations in dealing with clientsrsquo fundrsquo he said Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26088cse-lifts-ban-on-trading-rights-of-firstlead-securities

ACCORD TO MEET GOVT BGMEA TO DISCUSS EXTENSION The steering committee members of the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh are due in Bangladesh next week to discuss the extension of the platform of European buyers and retailers with the government readymade garment sector leaders and labour rights groups Bangladesh government and garment manufacturers have opposed the extension of Accord by three years and termed the platformrsquos decision unilateral The Accord which is engaged in Bangladeshrsquos

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RMG sector remediation process and whose current tenure expires in May next year announced the extension in June this year Sources involved with the process said the representatives of signatory brands of the Accord and global trade unions would be in Dhaka and they would also meet the partners of Sustainability Compact The sources said the Accord steering committee would provide the latest status of their activities in the RMG sector in Bangladesh and also discuss the preparation and capacity of Bangladesh to take over the oversight of factory remediation beyond June 2018 They however declined to disclose any details about the coming meeting with the government but they said that the quarterly meeting of the steering committee of Accord would be held in October 16-18 in Dhaka The sources said that the steering committee members would discuss the progress of National Tripartite Plan of Action in a joint meeting with the government and the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association as the national initiative made progress less than 20 per cent in the area of factory remediation BGMEA leaders said that at a meeting with the Accord steering committee on September 18 in Paris of France all parties agreed to start an efficient transition process to ensure a sustainable scenario post June 2018 In case the smooth transition of handover of the responsibility of Accord to a national regularity authority does not happen by June 2018 all the relevant stakeholders including the government will sit and discuss further course of action beyond 2018 lsquoWe will work towards an agreement on the conditions under which the Accord would be able to hand over its functions to a national regulatory body on the basis that until such conditions are met the Accord will continue to operatersquo the BGMEA said in a declaration over the Paris meeting Mohammed Nasir vice-president of the BGMEA told New Age that the Accord steering committee agreed to work with the BGMEA for an efficient transition process in order to support and advise the government of Bangladesh in the development of a national regulatory body lsquoThe stance of the BGMEA and the government is clear that we will not allow any unilateral extension of Accord or Alliance in Bangladeshrsquo he said Following the Rana Plaza collapse in April 2013 that claimed lives of more than 1100 workers global unions non-governmental organisations and EU brands formed the Accord while North American retailers formed the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety undertaking a five-year plan which set timeframes and accountability for inspections and training and workersrsquo empowerment programmes Accord engineers carried out fire electrical and structural safety inspections at more than 1800 factories identifying 118500 hazards while Alliance inspection teams inspected 759 factories At the end of June this year EU fashion brands and retailers and global union federations announced a new deal named Accord 2018 stating that the new Accord would carry on the Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladeshrsquos remediation activities in the Bangladeshrsquos RMG sector after May next year when the current Accord expires The new agreement has so far been signed by 25 leading fashion brands including Kmart Australia Target Australia Primark HampM Inditex (Zara) CampA Otto KiK Aldi South Aldi North Lidl Tchibo and LC Waikiki The government also expressed its dissatisfaction over the decision of EU brands for extending Accord for three years Opposing any extension of Accord and Alliance countryrsquos apparel exporters have planned a new initiative that will include the government BGMEA International Labour Organisation trade unions and global brands to replace the buyersrsquo platforms Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26027accord-to-meet-govt-bgmea-to-discuss-extension

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BANGLADESH COULD REALISE $15B IN ANNUAL BENEFITS RELYING MORE ON DIGITAL

PAYMENTS STUDY Visa the global leader in digital payments technology on Thursday claimed that Bangladesh could realise $15 billion in annual net benefits by relying more on digital payments such as cards and mobile payments Of the amount businesses could yield benefits worth $12 billion by transitioning to an achievable level of cashlessness by increasing use of digital payments Visa said in a study report on lsquocashless cities realising the benefits of digital paymentsrsquo The benefits will be derived from factors including time savings in processing incoming and outgoing payments and increased sales revenues stemming from extended online and in-store customer bases The estimated benefits for consumers and the government are worth $01 billion and 02 billion respectively it said The current level of digital maturity of Dhaka is cash-centric the report said The study commissioned by Visa and conducted by Roubini Thought Lab examined the economic impact of increasing the use of digital payments in major 100 cities around the world including Dhaka The report estimated that relying more on electronic payments could yield a net benefits of up to $470 billion per year by the cities It also found that the cities could benefit from catalytic impacts and economic growth over the next 15 years primarily driven by the time savings experienced by consumers and businesses when they use digital payments The estimated catalytic impacts resulting from the benefits over the next 15 years for Dhaka is an increase of employment by 44 per cent from the current rate of employment 349 basis points to the countryrsquos GDP and 02 per cent in productivity It found the results after analysing various costs and benefits of both digital and physical payments Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26029bangladesh-could-realise-15b-in-annual-benefits-relying-more-on-digital-payments-study

ONLINE VAT RETURNS SUBMISSION LIKELY FROM NOVEMBER The National Board of Revenue is likely to launch online VAT returns submission facility for businesses from the next month as part of automation of its value-added tax system Businesses will be able to file their VAT returns online along with payment of VAT through the system The VAT Online Project (VOP) of the revenue board has completed necessary technical preparations to launch the online submission of VAT returns officials said They said that the VOP had already conducted the third round of the user acceptance test (UAT) of the online system and found it ready for receiving returns Through the UAT the VAT officials project implementation unit and software developer company Vietnam-based FPT Information System checked the consistency of the software with the VAT law accuracy of the system and its user friendliness The VOP with a cost of Tk 556 crore taken to automate the VAT system also completed on Thursday the technical test of the system to check the capacity of the software in handling the traffic and security strength of the system The automation activities were supposed to be carried out under the new VAT and Supplementary Duty Act-2012 but now the NBR will introduce those under the existing VAT Act-1991 through amending the VAT rules as the implementation of the new law has been postponed till July 2019

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The VAT wing of the NBR has already brought the necessary changes in the rules and prepared new return forms to facilitate online submission Finance minister AMA Muhith has also approved the draft of the new forms The new rules and forms will be sent to the law ministry soon for vetting said a senior official of the NBR He said that they were waiting for the approval of the high ups of the NBR for launching the online returns submission Officials said that the online VAT returns submission was scheduled to come into force from November 1 as per VOP implementation plan Initially online VAT return submission will be open for the businesses under the Large Taxpayers Unit (LTU) and gradually other businesses will be brought under the system Businesses however will be able to submit VAT returns manually if they donrsquot have capacity to handle online facility he said Officials of the NBR also said that they would shortly arrange a consultation meeting with the business community about the changes brought in the VAT rules and return forms as well as online returns submission After the meeting the process will be finalised they said Earlier in March last year the NBR launched online registration of business identification number for businesses The NBR will accept only e-BINs from January 1 2018 as the manual BIN will be invalid from December 30 2017 So far some 56000 businesses old and new have obtained e-BIN Source httpwwwnewagebdnetarticle26028online-vat-returns-submission-likely-from-november

IBRAHIM KHALED BANKERS SHOULD PROTEST THE NEW BANK COMPANY ACT Bankers should speak out against the proposed changes to the Banking Company Act 1991 which are set to receive parliamentary approval soon the former deputy governor of Bangladesh Bank said yesterday The amendments tabled by the Finance Ministry in the new Bank Company Act were passed by the cabinet on May 8 and include increasing the maximum tenure of the board of directors of private banks from six years to nine years and allowing four members of a family to sit on a board instead of two ldquoBecause of interference by directors banks have already been transformed into a lsquogrocery shoprsquo for friends and family membersrdquo former deputy governor Khondkar Ibrahim Khaled said ldquoIf the new law is enacted then bankers would not be able to work at all We as citizens are going to have to raise our voices against the amendment to the law and you people (bankers) should protest from your professional positionrdquo The former deputy governor was addressing a research workshop on lsquoExploring Merger and Acquisition in the Context of the Banking Sector of Bangladeshrsquo organised by the Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management (BIBM) at its headquarters in Dhaka He said that the global context of merger refers to when two organisations merge for the expansion of their business and for reducing operational costs ldquoIn Bangladesh and especially in the banking sector mergers only happen when a company takes over the abandoned property of another company Which is why mergers are usually between two weak banks that gives birth to another weak bankrdquo he said citing the Bangladesh Development Bank Limited (BDBL)

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ldquoDuring a merger the central bank can seize the shares from the banks and then coordinate for transforming the banks from being weak to healthy bank That means the central bank has to be a facilitator not an actorrdquo Also at the workshop BIBM Director for Dhaka School of Bank Management Professor Md Mohiuddin Siddique presented a research paper which claims 72 of the bankers are in favour of reducing the number of banks in the country with only 11 opposed to the merger process Speaking as the chief guest BB Deputy Governor SK Sur Chowdhury said ldquoBusiness restructuring like mergers and acquisitions is one way to get a solution for weak banks in the industryrdquo The deputy governor said that in order to meet the demand for corporate restructuring Bangladesh Bank had issued guidelines for banks and financial institutions in 2007 covering matters like legal issues proposal of mergeramalgamation commencement of the due-diligence submission of due-diligence report consent of the shareholders examination of draft scheme and the valuation of assets and liabilities BIBM Supernumerary Professors Helal Ahmed Chowdhury and Md Yasin Ali also spoke at the event among others Source httpwwwdhakatribunecombusinessbanks20171013bankers-protest-new-bank-company-act

GRAMEEN BANK SEEKS AGrsquoS HELP REGARDING BOARD MEETING Nobel Prize-winning microcredit lender Grameen Bank has written to Attorney General Mahbubey Alam to seek his opinion about holding board meetings with its three government-appointed directors Speaking to the Dhaka Tribune yesterday Mahbubey Alam confirmed that he had received a letter from the bank regarding the matter The bank has been operating without calling any board meeting in the last 30 months On September 24 Financial Institutions Division sent a letter to the bank asking it to hold a board meeting with its three directors ldquoAccording to a decision taken in a meeting at the residence of Finance Minister AMA Muhith the Grameen Bank will seek opinion from the attorney general about holding meetings with its directorsrdquo reads the letter signed by FID Deputy Secretary Md Motiar Rahman The board of Grameen Bank is a 12-member body comprising three government-appointed directors and nine borrower-directors selected from the bankrsquos shareholders and borrowers After the Grameen Bank Act 2013 came into effect the nine borrower-directors were removed from their positions and these remain vacant to this day However the borrowers now demand that they be reinstated since the bank did not announce the election schedule after amending its regulatory rules On March 30 2015 they filed a writ petition with the High Court demanding they be allowed to continue in their jobs until the next director election The High Court fixed May 9 2015 to hear the petition But no one from the bank attended the hearing as it failed to appoint lawyers to deal with the writ It has not been able to appoint lawyers since as both the complainants and the defendants are from the same organisation Tahsina Khatun one of the former directors said ldquoThe bank authorities have not called any board meeting since we filed a case against itrdquo Two cases have been filed against the new committee as it has yet to select the bankrsquos managing director and define new electoral procedures Breaking the deadlock The amended rules could not be implemented due to the pending cases It prevented major decisions from being taken which required the unanimous support of all 12 directors directly affecting the operational effectiveness of the bank

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

11

To break the deadlock Grameen Bank Chairman Khandaker Mozammel Haque submitted a proposal seeking changes to the existing rules so that the bank can select directors from the borrowers as it has been doing since its inception He said his proposal sought to appoint one of the bankrsquos officials to supervise the election of directors The proposal offered some changes which aim to resolve the current tangled mess as the new rules are not being implemented When the new electoral rules were announced in April 2014 it tasked Bangladesh Bank with forming a three-member commission to elect the directors A meeting will be held at the Banking Division on October 17 to discuss holding the next election of directors in line with the bankrsquos previous electoral rules Source httpwwwdhakatribunecombusinessbanks20171013grameen-bank-seeks-ags-help-regarding-board-meeting

DIGITAL PAYMENTS CAN SAVE CITIES $470BN ANNUALLY According to a new study conducted by economics research firm Roubini ThoughtLab and commissioned by US multinational global payments technology company Visa increasing the use of digital payment facilities in 100 cities that include Dhaka could save $470 billion annually across all of them The findings of the study titled ldquoCashless Cities Realising the Benefits of Digital Paymentsrdquo were announced through a Visa press release issued on Thursday ldquoConsumers across the 100 cities could achieve nearly US$28 billion per year in estimated direct net benefits This impact would be derived from factors including up to 32 billion hours in time savings conducting banking retail and transit transactions in addition to a reduction in cash-related crimerdquo the press release read The press release further said that businesses across the 100 cities could achieve even higher direct benefits amounting to $312 billion per year This includes $31 billion hours in time savings when processing incoming and outgoing payments ldquoGovernments across the 100 cities could achieve nearly US$130 billion per year in estimated direct benefits This impact would be derived from factors including increased tax revenues increased economic growth cost savings from administrative efficiencies and lower criminal justice costs due to reduced cash-related crimerdquo it added The study was conducted by surveying 3000 consumers and 900 businesses across Tokyo Chicago Stockholm Sao Paolo Bangkok and Lagos Each of the cities were taken to represent different levels of digital payment maturity and the data was then extrapolated to include 94 cities around the world ldquoCities are the new engines of economic growth To unlock their true economic potential and become globally competitive cities must embrace digital paymentsrdquo Visa Group Country Manager (India and South Asia) TR Ramachandran was quoted as saying in the statement ldquoDhaka could achieve on average US$15 billion in annual net benefits ndash roughly the equivalent to 3 percent of the cityrsquos average GDPrdquo he added Meanwhile Lou Celi head of Roubini ThoughtLab said in the statement ldquoThe use of digital technologies ndash from smart phones and wearables to artificial intelligence and driverless cars ndash is rapidly transforming how city dwellers shop travel and live Without a firm foundation in electronic payments cities will not be able to fully capture their digital future according to our analysisrdquo Source httpwwwdhakatribunecombusinesscommerce20171012digital-payments-cities-470bn

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

12

PRAN TO PARTICIPATE AT ANUGA 2017 WITH $5M EXPORT PACKAGES PRAN is sending export packages worth $5m at Anuga-2017 an international food and beverage exhibition PRAN has received the orders from the importers of 35 countries The fair will take place at Cologne Germany on October 5 2019 It will be the 14th time for PRAN Group to participate in the fair Md Mizanur Rahman chief operating officer at PRAN export said ldquoAnuga Fair is one of the largest food and beverage fairs in the world Traders and buyers from every corner of the globe participate in the exhibition Traders display their products and on the other hand buyers get idea about products of different brandsrdquo The Group has exported $231m worth of products in 2016-17 fiscal years Source httpwwwdhakatribunecombusinesscommerce20171012pran-participate-anuga-2017-5m-export-packages

IMF PROJECTS 71 GDP GROWTH FOR BANGLADESH The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has projected a 71 Gross Domestic Products (GDP) growth for Bangladesh in 2017-18 financial years (FY18) IMF made the forecast in its latest World Economic Outlook (WEO) released on Wednesday It also predicted that annual inflation rate would reach 58 at the end of the year According to the report the global economic activity is picking up with a long-awaited cyclical recovery in investment manufacturing and trade Source httpwwwdhakatribunecombusinesseconomy20171012imf-projects-7-1-gdp-growth-bangladesh

জ ওপ ( ) স ওপ ও

প স প প ও -স প

স ও ও ও

৫ ৫০ প ও স

ওপ ৩০ ১০০ ৩০

ও স - ও স ওপ

প স

স স ও

স সস প স

স স স প

ও প ২৮৬ প

স স প

স ১১ প

প স

প স স ও lsquo rsquo স

স স ও স

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

13

স প

স

ও প প স ও প

স ওস

ও প স

Source httpwwwprothom-alocomeconomyarticle1343776

ও ও প ( প) ৭ ১

প স ( ) ৬ ৭ ও ৬ ৮

প

ও ২০১৮ ও ২০১৯ স ৭ ও

প স ও স প ( - ) স

স ৭ ৪ ৭ ২ স

প স ( স) ৬ ৪ প

প স ৬ ৯ স স প স

ও ৫ ৭

ও স

প ও প ৩ ৬ ২০১৮ স

৩ ৭ ২০১৭ স প ২ ৪

Source httpwwwprothom-alocomeconomyarticle1342966

৫০০ জ জ স স প ৫০০

প স প প ( ) স

স প স স স স

স স স

স প স স স স স

প -

স ও ৫০০

প ৫০ স ও

স প স স স স প mdash স প স

lsquo ( ) স

স ও স প স স স

ওপ rsquo lsquoস স

প rsquo

ও স স স ও

স স স

স স

প স প প প lsquo স

স স স -

স প প স স

স স rsquo

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

14

প প স প স lsquo ও

স ওপ

প স স প ও

প ও ও স

ও স স স স স স স প

স ও rsquo

স প স স স স স প

প স প প স lsquo -

স স স প - স

ও প স ও প ও rsquo

স স

স

Source httpwwwkalerkanthocomprint-editionindustry-business20171015553787

-প স স

স স স ( ও )

স প স স স স স - প ও

স স স ( -৪) lsquo স ২০১৭rsquo-

স

ও স স lsquo স প

প ওপ প - প

প প স rsquo

স স lsquo স স প স প ও

স

- প স rsquo

স প প স প স প ( স প স )

- স ( স স ) স ও - প ( )

স ( প ) ও প

Source httpwwwkalerkanthocomprint-editionindustry-business20171015553791

জ জ- ও প প

- স ৫ স - স

প - স স ও প স স স

- - স স ও

প ১২ ও ৩০০ প স প - স

Source httpwwwkalerkanthocomprint-editionindustry-business20171015553799

স স স প স

ও

স প প ও প ওপ ও

স স

Source httpwwwkalerkanthocomprint-editionindustry-business20171015553800

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

15

জ প স স ও প

ও স প স প

১০ স প প

ও স প প স প ও

স প স ও প স প স প

প প

স স ( ) স lsquo প স প

প স ও ও rsquo

স প ও প স প ও ও

স স ১০ প প

প প প স প

স

স ও প ৫৫ ২১৫ প স

১৩ ৪৩৩ স ২৮ ৮০০

স প ৩০ স স

প স স ও ১৫ প স প স

প স ৪৫ প ও স স

প প প প ও

স প প ১১ স স

ও স প প (প )

স lsquo স

প স rsquo

Source httpwwwkalerkanthocomprint-editionindustry-business20171015553795

জ জ প স প প স স স

স প স প স প

ও

৫ প স স পও স

২ স ২০১৮ স

স স স ( পও) স প স

স প স প প স

ও পও স

প স স স প স স

প

প স lsquoপ rsquo

প ও -২০৩০ ও

ও প স ও প

স স প স ১ ১

স পও

১৫ ও ২৬৫ প

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

16

Source httpwwwarthosuchakcomarchives378868

জ ২১৬ স ( স ) ১৯ ও ২

৮ ১৬ ৫৭ ৪৮৪ ২১৬ ৭৯

স স

স স স স ৪ ৬১

১১৮ ৫৬

- স স ২ ৫০ ৪৫

৬২ ৭১

স ৫০ ৫ ৫

- -২ স স

প স

স স ও ও

Source httpwwwarthosuchakcomarchives378777

স স স স স

স প স প প

স প প ৩০ স ২০১৭ স ৪৬

স প ও প স প

স ও স প

স প স

ও প

প প ও

প প স

প প প স প

স স স ও

স স স স প প স ও

প স ২০১৬-১৭ স - স -

প প ২০১৬-১৭ স প ৯

স ৪৬ ৪১ ৪০ ৩২ স ১৭ ৩২

স ও স স ১ ৯৭

স স স ৪ ৯০ প স স

১১ ৫৫ প স প স ৪ ৯০ স

৯ ৬৫ স ১ ৫১ প স স

প স ২ ৯৭ প স ৩১ স প স ২২ ৩২ প স

স প স স প প mdash

- - ও প

স ও ও প স স স

স প স স প

প স প স

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

17

২০১৬ স ৩০ স স ২০ প

প স ২ ৫৮ প স স স প ১ ৬৬ প স ২০১৫ স

১৭ ও ২০১৪ স ২০

স ৪০ ৫০ প স ৩৯

৭৯ ৯০ প স ও

১৯৯১ স স স ও ও ১৯৯৪ স

৮০ ও প ৩২ ৪৯ ১০ ৪৪ ৯৩

১৭ ২ -প ১০ ৫ ও ৭২ ৭৫

স

Source - - - - স - - -

জ ও ও জ জ স ও স ও

৩৭ ও স ও ৭২ স

প ও স ও প প স স

৩১ স

৩১ স স ২০১৬ স ১০ ও ৫ স স

প স ২ ২৬ প স ১ ৭৯ প স ৩১ স

স প স ১৭ ৭০ প স

স - স প স ৫২ প স স ৪৩

প স ৩০ প স ১৯ ৭ প স - প স ১ ৩

প স স ৮১ প স

২০১৫ স ৩১ স স স ১৩ স

lsquo rsquo ও lsquo স - rsquo

স স ২৬ ৮০ প স স প ও ২৬ ৮০ প স স ২৬

৩০ প স ১২ ৮০ প স ২৭ ৪০ প স ও

২০০৭ স ১ ও প ৭৭১ ৪২ ২০ ৫২৯

স ৭৭ ১৪ ২২ ৫৩৯ ৪১ -প ৩২ ৫৩

৩৭ ও ২৬ ১ স

স স প স ও - প প ১২ ৪৭

১৩ ১

Source - - - - - - - ও স-ও- -

-

জ ৩০ স ২০১৭ স প ও স স স স

১৯ স ৬ প প স স স

স স ও স প

২০১৬ স ৩০ ১৮ স স স স ৩০ প ১৮ স

৩০ স ৬০ ও ১০ প ১৮ স

প স ৭ ৭২ প স ৩১ স প ৪ ১৮ প স

৩০ স ২০১৭ স ২০১৬- ২০১৭ ৫ ১১ প স প স

স ৩ ৬৪ প স ৩১ স প স ৩২ ৮৭ প স

স স ১১৭ স প ১১৭ ৪০ প স ১১৮ ৪০ প স

স ১৩৪ ও স ১০৮

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

18

২০১১ স ১ প ৩০১ ৬৬ ৯০

১৬১ ৭১ ৫৩ -প

১২ ৫৫ ১ ৪৭ ও স ১৪ ৪৫

স স প স ও প প ১৬ ৭২

১৭ ২৩

Source httpbonikbartanetbanglanews2017-10-13134 - - - -স -

জ প স স ও প স -

ও প ও প

স স স ও

স স ও স

১ ৫৯ স

৫১ ৪২ স ৮২ স প ৫১ ৪৫ স

প ১ ৯৪

স ৫৭ ১৭ স প ২ ১২

স প স

প প - স প

প স ৯০ স

- প ৮৫ স স প ৫

প প স ও স ও

স প

প ও স প প

প প ও স প

স প প স প

প স স প স প প ও স

Source - - - প - - - ---

ও স ও ২০১৬ স ও প ১৬

ও ৯ স - স স ৮ প

স - প স

প ও ও প ও স

ও ১৫ ৯ স প ও

৮ প প

১০ ও ও প প প

ও প প প প ও

ও প স স স

স প ও ১৮ ৫৭ ৬৭৮

স ২০১৬ স স প ১৭ ১৩ ৪৭১ স ৯ স ও

ও স ৮

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

19

২০১৬ স ২৩ ৪৬ ৯০৯ স ও -

প ২০ ২৪ ২০৭ স ২০১৬ স ও ১৫ ৯ ২০১৫

স ২ ৭০৯ প ২০১৬ স স ৩০৫ ৩ ১৪

প স ও - স

lsquo স স স প স প mdash

স স ও স প ও

স rsquo

স প

১৩০ প প স

স স স প -২০২১ ও ২০৪১ স স প স প প

স ও প ও

প ১৯ ও ও ১৩

প ও ৪০

প ২০০৭ স প প

স প প ও ১০

স প প ৯৭ - ৩ প

প স ও lsquoস প

স ২০২১ স স lsquo প rsquo প

rsquo

প স প ও স প প স স প

প স প

স

Source - - - স - -ও - --

স স প স

স -২০১৩ ও lsquo স rsquo প

ও স স প স

স স স স

প স স প

স স ১০-১৫ প ও প ও

স প ও প প প ও

স ও স স

প প প ও

স প ও স

স স স স - স স

প স ও স প ও স স

প স প স প প

প স স ২০১৩ স প

ও স স স প

প প প স স স

স স স স

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

20

প প

স ও স স স প স

প পস ও স প স

স স স স স স ও

স প স -স

প ও ওপ -স ও প স

স

Source - - স - - - - - -

জ জ জ স ও স প ও প স স

স প স ও

ও স স স প ও স প

প ও প স ও

স স

স স স ও

প ও স প

Source httpwwwsharebazarnewscomarchives88157

স প ( স ) স স

ও ৫ স ৩ স স (৮-১২ ) ( স ) স

স স ও ৫ স স স ১৩৮ প স প প ৭৩২৯

স প স

২৫৯৫

স ও স স স

স - স ৭

১৭ প ও ১৪ স lsquoস স -

rsquo ১০৯ (১১)

ও স

ও স ৭ ও ৮ স ওপ ও

ও ও ৬

স

স স স স স ২২২ ১৩৭৯০ প স

স ৩০ স ০১৮ ৩৯৭ প প স স স ১২০ ১৬২৪

প স স ৩৩৭ ও

৭২ ২৪৭ প ১৫ ৩

স স ৫ স ৪ ৬২২ ৫৩ ৩০ ৫৪৩

স ৯৫২ ৪৫ ৬৩ ৭১৫ স স ৩ ৬৭০ ৭

৬৬ ৮২৮ স স ৯২৪ ৫০ ৬৬ ১০৮ স ৪ স

স ৯১৭ ৫১ ৯১ ৭০৭ স স lsquo rsquo

৯০৭৩ lsquo rsquo ৩০৬ lsquo rsquo ৪৯০

lsquo rsquo ১৩২

Daily News Flash 15th October 2017

21

স ( স স ) স স স স ২৯১ প ২৪৯ ১১ ৩৭৭

প স স স ৩৩৫ ৫৪ ২১৮ প

১৪ ওপ স ২৩২ ৪৫ ৭৮ ৪০১ স ২৭

২৮ ৯ ৬০২ স স স ২০৫ ১৭ ৬৮ ৭৮১

Source httpwwwsharebazarnewscomarchives88129

৬৪ স প ( স ) ৬৪০২

প স স

ও স প ২

১১ ৫৫ স

স ও ১ ৭২১ ২ ৬৬৬

স ৫ স ২ ৫৩৩ ৫০ প স

৩০ স ২০১৭ স ১০ ও ৮০ স প প প

স ( প স) ৫২ ৪৭ প স ১৫ স স স ৯৫ ৪২ প স

৩০ স ( প স) ৫০৮ ৪ প স

ও ৪ স স স ১০ স স ( )

প ২

১ ১০০ স প প

স স ( ) ৪ স ও প প

স স ২ ৫৩৩ ৫০ প স ২ ৫৩৩ ৫০ প স ২ ৭৯৯ ৬০

প স ও স প ও ২ ৫৩৩ ৫০ প স স ২ ৬৬৬ ৮০ প স

স ২ ৮৯০ ও স ১ ২৩০

Source httpwwwsharenews24comindexphppage=detailsampnc=1ampnews_id=6032

২১ প প ( স ) স স স ও

স ও প প ২১

স ও প ১০

৪০ প ও

স

প mdash ও ৬৩৪ স ৬৩৯ ৬৪৬

৬৬৫ স স ৬৮০ স প ও ৭১০ ৭১৩ ৭৩৭ স ৭৭৩

৭৮৬ প ৮০৭ ৮৬৫ ৮৭৪ প ও ৯১৮ স ৯২০

৯২৩ স ৯০৯ স ৯৪৮ ও ৯৯০ ৯৯০

ও স স প ও ৬৩৪ (৬ স)

১৯০ স ০৮৫

স স স প ও ৬৩৯ (৬ স)

১৪৮ স ১৪৪

স স প ও ৬৪৬ (৬ স)

৫৫৮ স ৫২২

স স প ও ৬৬৫ (৬ স)

২০৩ স ১৩৩

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স স স স প ও ৬৮০ (৯ স)

১৫০ স ১২২

স প ও স স প ও ৭১০ (৯ স)

৪৫২ স ২৫৭

স স প ও ৭১৩ (৬ স)

১৬৭ স ১৬৫

স স প ও ৭৩৭ (৬ স)

১৫৪ স ১৫৩

স স স প ও ৭৭৩ স ২০১৬-১৭ স

৫ ১৭ স ৩২ ৩ প ২

স স ১৫ স ২৫ স স

৮১৮

স স প ও ৭৮৬ (৬ স)

১০৩ স ০৪০

প স স প ও ৭৮৬ (৬ স)

১৩৫ স ১৩৪

স স প ও ৮৬৫ (৬ স)

১৩০ স ১০০

স স স প ও ৮৭৪ (৯ স)

২০৫ স ১৯২

স স স প ও ৯০৯ (৬ স) ১১৬

স ১২৩

প ও স স প ও ৯১৮ (৬ স)

১৬৫ স ১৬৩

স স স প ও ৯২০ (৬ স)

০৮৭ স ১০৪

স স প ও ৯২৩ (৬ স)

১৫৫ স ১৫৮

স স স প ও ৯৪৮ (৬ স) ১২৫

স ১২৩

ও স স প ও ৯৯০ (৯ স) ১৫৬৩

স ১১৪২

স স প ও ৯৯০ (৬ স)

২০৩ স ২০৭

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২৬ স স স (৮-১২ ) প ( স ) স ও স

স ৫ স ২ স ও ৩ স স প

স স স

স স ৪ ৬২২ ৫৩ ৩০ ৫৪৩ স ৯৫২

৪৫ ৬৩ ৭১৫ ২৫৯৫ স ৩ ৬৭০ ৭ ৬৬ ৮২৮

স ৯২৪ ৫০ ৬৬ ১০৫

স স স স স স ১৩৭৯০ প ২২২ স

৬০৬৪৪১ প প স স ১৬২৪ প ১২০ ১৩৩৩৬৭ প স -

৩০ স ৩৯৭ প ০১৮ ২১৯৭৪৬ প

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-ও স ও স স স স ও ও

প প স

প প প ও -ও

প

প স স ও প প স

স ( স স) ৪ স প প প

প প স -ও প প

প স প

ও ( স ) ও ( স স ) স প

প প ও

প স স স ৪ স SECCMRRCD2009-193119admin34 dated 22112011-

প প ও

২০১১ স ২২ প স প ২

স -প স ৩০

ও প প স স স প

প প প প ও ৪ ১৪ প

প প স স স প স সrsquo

স -ও প প স স স স

স

স প স ও স স স স স

প স ও প -ও প প

৪৪৯২ ০০০৫

০০৩৪ স স প প

স প প

প -ও ও প ২০০০ স প

প ৪৭৬

প স

প স ও

প

-ও প প প ৪৬৭

৯৫২৪ প স স

প

প ৩ স

-ও

-ও - ৫ ৭

২০ প ও

স

ও প ১৪ প প স ৪ স ও

প স প

স প প স প প ২ স স

২০১১ স স ২ স সrsquo প

প প

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ও স স

প স

প প

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ও প প

( স ) স

২০১৬-১৭ প স ২০৫ প ২০১৫-১৬ ২৩২ ২০১৫ স

৩৯৪

প প ২০১৫ স ২২ প ১৫

২০১৭ স ও ১২

২০১৬-১৭ ২০৫ প প প ১২ (৭ ও ৫ স )

১২০ স ৫৯ ৮৫ প স

৪১

১৫৬ ৬২ প ৩২০ ৬০ ২০১৬-১৭ স

প ও ১৩ ৩১

(১২ ) ৩৭৫০

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১৯

পও

প

প

১৯ স ৭

স স স

প স

প

প

স স স প স স

স

স প স স

Source - - -১৯

ও ও প ও ( প স স ) প

স স ৬০০ স স

প ও স

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প স প স ও ( ) স

স প ও প প স ও প (প ও

) স স

স প স স

২৬ প স প ও

প ও ( প স স )

প ( স ) ১৫ ১ স

ও স স প ও স

ও

স প ও ১ স ও প

স স ৬০০ ২৬ স

স স ২৬ প

ও স স প প

স ( স স) স স প স প প

স ও

২০১০ স ১৩ ২৬ প প ২০১২ স

স পও প প প প

স ndash প স স স

প স স

- স স স প স স স

প ও প প স স

( স ও ) স পপ স

প ও ( প স স ) প স

প - প প স স ২৮ ২০০০ স ১৯৯৪

প ১৬ ৯ ১ ১২৭

ও প ৯৮২ ও প

Source httpwwwdailystockba পও- -স স - স -

স প প

প স ১৮ স

৩৪৭

ও স ২৯৮ স

প প ও স - স

স স ও স স

স প

প ১০১

স ৩৮ প ২৯ প

১৪৮ প স স ২৭ ৬৭

২৯৮ প ৫৬ ৭৭২

( ) ১০ ৫২৫ ১৮ ৫৪ স স স

( ) ৪৫ ৯৩৮ ৫০ ২৬৩

১৪ ৫৩

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স ৩৮ স স স স প

স ৪৯ ৫৮ স

প প ১৬ ৪১ ৩৩ ৩৩

প ৪ ৭৮ ২০ স স ৩

স ১৭ স স ২ স ২০ স ২ ৩৫ ৩৭

ও ২ ২৪ ৬৮

স প প স স স

ও স প

প প ও ও স ও স

স

৪৩ ৬৫ ১৪ ৫৮

স প ২৯ ০৭

স প ১২ ২৮ ১৩ ৭৮

-ও স ১১ ১১ ৩০ ১৬

৯ ৬৮ ৮ স ৮

ও স ৭ স ৭ স সস ও ও

প স ৬ ৭ প ও স স প ৬ ৬ প

স ও

Source - - - - - - স -

জ ১০০ ৩০

স

প প স স

( স ) ও ও - প

ও স স স ও প

স প ( স )

স স ৯৯ ১০ প স স ৯৯ ৩০ প স

৮৫ ৫২ ৯ ৬৯৪ স স ৮ ৪৭৫

স স ৮ ৪৯২ প ১ ৬

প প ও স স স প স ও

স প ২০১৬ স স

স ও

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