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EMBA Program
Department of Banking
Faculty of Business Studies
University of Dhaka

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Date of Submission: 22 March, 2009

A TERM PAPER on “International monetary fund”

For the Course
Foreign Exchange
Course No. CB-……

Prepared for
Md. Salim
Asstt. General Manager
BASIC Bank Limited
Babu bazaar Br. Dhaka

Prepared By

Shanto Ahmed

ID: 50814056

Letter of Transmittal

March 22, 2009

Md. Salim

Asstt. General Manager
BASIC Bank Limited
Babu bazaar Br. Dhaka

Dear Sir,

As instructed and part of our academic program under EMBA, I do hereby submit our report on ‘Life skeleton of Successful entrepreneur’ for your kind review and necessary reference. While preparing this report, I tried my best to follow the guidelines you have given and also have gathered some practical experience. I hope that this report will meet your expectation.

I have engaged our intense efforts to bring out this study report with the target of achieving perfection but I am in a little doubt how far I have attained it.

It was a great pleasure for me to work on this report. I shall be glad to furnish you with any explanation, if necessary.

I shall be highly obliged if you kindly accept our report.

Sincerely yours,

Shanto Ahmed

ID: 50814056

Acknowledgement

It give me much pleasure to recall with cordial reverence and deepest of gratitude the indispensable guidance, constant encouragement and unparallel stimulation that influenced untiring efforts. Sympathetic advice and invaluable suggestions of our respectable teacher Md. Salim from whom I were highly benefited throughout the progress of this study work.

Shanto Ahmed

ID: 50814056

Date: December 19, 2008

Executive Summery

Entrepreneurship is a phenomenon that has resisted attempts to establish a clear definition. A focus on



References: 1. ↑ Steve Lilenthal, "IMF to embark on PR push with naming of new head", PR Week, February 21, 2000. 2. ↑ "IMF Turns to H&K for Global Outreach," Hill & Knowlton press release, September 22, 2008. ▪ Joseph E. Stiglitz, Globalization and Its Discontents, W.W. Norton & Company; 1st edition (April, 2003), ISBN 0393324397 (paperback). ▪ Steve Lilenthal, "IMF to embark on PR push with naming of new head", PR Week, February 21, 2000. ▪ Brendan I. Koerner, "What Is the Paris Club?" Slate, May 5, 2003. re Paris Club ▪ Tom Kruse, "The IMF and the Bolivian Crisis," ZMag, October 15, 2003. ▪ Tom Kruse, "The IMF 's Impact on Bolivia," Resource Center of the Americas, October 24, 2003. ▪ Susmita Barua, "Transforming Money. From Debt to Empowerment," Seek2Know.net, Last updated April 24, 2004. ▪ "Paris Club Representatives Meet Private Sector," Club de Paris.org, June 15, 2005. ▪ International Monetary Fund External Relations Department, "The IMF’s Communication Strategy", International Monetary Fund, May 29, 2007. ▪ International Monetary Fund, "IMF Executive Board Discusses the IMF 's Communication Strategy: Public Information Notice (PIN) No. 07/74", International Monetary Fund website, June 29, 2007. ▪ Ted McKenna, "IMF awards contract to H&K, expects to sign second agency soon", PR Week, August 15, 2008.

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