Sir: Sub: Request to Accept the Report It is indeed a great pleasure to have the opportunity to submit the project paper. We have prepared this project report in accordance with the instructions given by you. Our topic is “Performance Review of BRAC Bank” We think that‚ working on this topic was very interesting and we have explored something remarkable through our project. This project is to describe our observation‚ learning and recommendation based on the knowledge and experience gained
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Background BRAC Bank Limited‚ a scheduled commercial bank established under the Banking Company Act‚ 1991 and incorporated as a public company limited by shares on May 20‚ 1999 under the Companies Act 1994 in Bangladesh. The banks has started its operation on 4th of July 2001 with a vision to be the market leader through providing all kinds of banking services suitable to the dynamic demands of both business and individual in the competitive market. BRAC Bank has embarked with an avowed
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on the CRM Departme rt M ent At BRAC B Bank Limited d by Marzu Hussain uk ID: 0710061 An Internshi Report Presented in P A ip Partial Fulfill lment Of the Requirem t ments for the Degree e Bach helor of Bus siness Admin nistration Inde ependent Un niversity‚ Ban ngladesh Decem mber‚ 2011 2 A Working report on the CRM Department At BRAC Bank Limited 3 A Working report on the CRM Department At BRAC Bank Limited by Marzuk Hussain ID:
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Investment Summary: BRAC Bank Share Price BDT 792 Ordinary Shares (mill) 15.8 Free Float 50% 12 wk High/Low (BDT.) 746.25/1690 Average Daily Volume (Shares) 97‚838 Market Capital BDT (mill) 12‚656.16 Reserve & Surplus (mill) 902.03 BRAC Bank Limited‚ with institutional shareholdings by BRAC‚ International Finance Corporation (IFC) and Shorecap International‚ has been the fastest growing Bank in 2004 and 2005. BRAC Bank has been rated as one of the four most
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brac ngo Chapter 23 - The role of nongovernmental organizations in extension John Farrington John Farrington is an agricultural economist and Director of the Rural Resources and Poverty Research Programme at the Overseas Development Institute in London. NGO characteristics Examples of potentially replicable NGO-GO interaction What extension services can do to further collaborate with NGOs Conclusions Notes References In recent years‚ many observers have suggested that agricultural
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Empowering women through microfinance‚ Publication sponsored by UNIFEM‚ available at www.microcreditsummit .org/papers/+ 5cheston_kuhn.pdf Ghate ‚Prabhu. 2008. Micro finance in India – A state of the sector report (2007). New Delhi: Sage publications. Johnson‚ Susan .2004. The impact of microfinance institutions in local financial markets: a case study from Kenya‚ Journal of International Development‚ Kabeer‚ Naila.2005. Is microfinance a magic bullet for women empowerment? Analysis of South Asia‚ Economic
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who has helped and supported us significantly in different stages during working on this report. E x e c u t i v e S u m m a r y We made our marketing plan for BRAC SOLAR PANEL which is a sister concern of BRAC. BRAC SOLAR PANEL is being launched by BRAC‚ and is promoted through this two month long campaign‚ starting from May 1‚ 2012 BSP is solar housing system which can be used for running most of the daily electronics equipment. BSP is totally different
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COUNTRY ANALYSIS UNIT FEDERAL RESERVE BANK OF SAN FRANCISCO JANUARY 2010 Microfinance in the Philippines uring the last few years‚ the volume of microfinance activity has grown considerably in the Philippines and an increasing number of financial institutions have engaged in retail microfinance operations. While this sector has been traditionally dominated by rural banks‚ non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and finance cooperatives‚ in 2009 a number of commercial banks sought entrance
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What is microfinance? Microfinance typically refers to a range of financial services including credit‚ savings‚ insurance‚ money transfers‚ and other financial products provided by different services providers‚ targeted at poor and low income people. More broadly‚ microfinance refers to a movement that envisions a world in which low-income households have permanent access to a range of high quality and affordable financial services offered by a range of retail providers to finance income-producing
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Final Report Poverty and Social Impact Assessment: Pakistan Microfinance Policy May 2006 Oxford Policy Management POVERTY AND SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT: PAKISTAN MICROFINANCE POLICY |2 Disclaimer: The views reflected in this report do not necessarily reflect that of official DFID or UK Government policy. POVERTY AND SOCIAL IMPACT ASSESSMENT: PAKISTAN MICROFINANCE POLICY |3 TABLE OF CONTENTS Abbreviations ………………………………………………………………………………………………….7 Executive Summary ..
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