Internship Report on Consumer Credit Scheme of Commercial Banks in Bangladesh –A case Study on Janata Bank Ltd. Submitted By ANZUMAN ARA ID #50815036 15th Batch Supervised By Shibli Rubayat Ul Islam Professor Department of Banking University of Dhaka Department of Banking Faculty of Business Studies University of Dhaka October27‚ 2011 DECLARATION I do hereby declare that this internship report
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EASTERN BANK LIMITED The objective of EBL’s CSR policy is to promote education and extend help to any activity that relates to the development of education system in Bangladesh. At the time of national requirement‚ EBL generously came forward with helping hands to serve the humanity Disaster relief Donation and distribution of 50‚000 liter clean drinking water and medicines at the ‘Aila’ affected areas of Satkhira & Khulna. An EBL team visited
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chapter-01 01. Introduction: AB bank limited first started on line banking service in Dhaka city. After that all branches of AB bank started online banking service. By flowing AB bank limited‚ now all private commercial banks are providing any branch banking service by online banking technology. On line banking is one of most important service of commercial bank. All commercial banks in Bangladesh trying to improve their service by using modern technology like online banking. And time to time
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entities that provide these services are basically categorized into (a) Non –Banking Finance Companies (b) Commercial Banks‚ and (c) Merchant Banks. Financial Services in India is too vast and varied too have evolved at one place and at one time. One of the main entities that offer financial services in India is Non-Banking Finance Companies. These NBFCs registered with Reserve Bank of India mainly perform fund based services to the customer. Fund based services of NBFCs include: leasing‚ hire-purchase
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Internship Report On Green Banking in Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd. Prepared by: jannat ara Metric No.: B092254 Batch: 28th Major: Finance & Banking Department of Business Administration Date of Submission 06.07.13 Internship Report On Green Banking in Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd. SUPERVISed by: TABASSUM SIDDIQUE Assistant Professor Department of Business Administration IIUC‚ Dhaka Campus.
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The Competitiveness and Future Challenges of Bangladesh in International Trade Dr. Laila Arjuman Ara Visiting Research Fellow WTO Research Centre‚ Aoyama Gakuin University Tokyo‚ Japan and Assistant Professor‚ Southeast University‚ Dhaka Email:lailamolly2003@yahoo.com And M. Masudur Rahman JSPS-UNU Postdoctoral Fellow United Nations University-Institute of Advanced Studies Yokohama‚ Japan Email:rahman@ias.unu.edu Abstract: Bangladesh’s steady growth for the past two decades and the average
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distinct sectors of work. That is why the internship program is also included in the curriculum of MBA in University of Rajshahi‚ which is undertaken in different organization of the country. I have also completed my internship program at the Agrani Bank Limited‚ Rajshahi University Branch‚ Rajshahi. I have met the Manager/ Senior Principle Officer and give my identity and the letter of the chairman of our department. He permitted my like begins. He introduced me with the Second Officer‚ Cashier‚ Computer
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quality of Uttara Bank Limited” based on secondary data & information. The information used in the report has collected from various sources such as published materials like annual report‚ daily statement of affairs of Amberkhana Branch‚ Sylhet & articles related to banking activities. I have prepared this report to represent the available product & service facilities‚ service quality‚ their strength & weakness‚ efficiency to serve customer‚ terms & conditions etc. Uttara Bank always tries to launch
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Implementation by BANK ASIA LIMITED following the statutory requirements of BANGLADESH BANK1 IMPLEMENTATION OF BASEL II AND BASEL III ON BANK ASIA LIMITED FOLLOWING THE STATUTORY REQUIREMENT OF BANGLADESH BANK By Mustaba Risalat Rahman ID- 0920726 An Internship Report Presented in Partial Fulfillment Of the Requirements for the Degree Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) INDEPENDENT UNIVERSITY‚ BANGLADESH November‚ 2012 BASEL II and BASEL III Implementation by BANK ASIA LIMITED following the
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Islam/Christianity Views of Trade and Merchants Christianity and Islam both comprise very detailed and comprehensive outlooks relating to merchants and trade. In order for a religion to thrive‚ its views must sustain the growth of its cohorts’ economy. Therefore‚ the perception of trade and the numerous benefits obtained from it should at least be endured‚ if not encouraged. For the duration of the later half of this millennia‚ Islam and Christianity both had acknowledged trade as a essential means
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