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BANGLADESH FUND
FUND HIGHLIGHTS
Bangladesh Fund

01

Name

02

Sponsors

Investment Corporation of Bangladesh
Janata Bank Limited
Bangladesh Development Bank Limited
Sadharan Bima Corporation

03

Trustee

ICB Capital Management Limited

04

Custodian

ICB Capital Management Limited

05

Asset Manager

ICB Asset Management Company Limited

06

Initial Size of the
Fund

Tk. 5,000,00,00,000.00 (five thousand crore) divided into 50,00,00,000 (fifty crore) units at par value of Tk. 100.00 (one hundred) each.

07

Face Value

Tk. 100.00 (one hundred) per unit

08

Market Lot

100 (one hundred) units

09

Nature

Special Purpose Open-end Growth Mutual Fund with unlimited size

10

Objective

11

Prospective
Investors

The main objective of the Fund is to help stabilize the capital market, provide liquidity in the market and declare attractive dividend to the unit holders.
a) NRB
b) Local Investors
i) State-owned Banks & Financial Institutions ii) Private Commercial Banks iii) Insurance Companies iv) Non-Banking Financial Institutions
v) Merchant Banks vi) Asset Management Companies vii) Individual and others

12

Sponsors
Contribution
Issue of
Prospectus
Sale / Surrender /
Transfer of Units

According to SEC’s letter dated May 04, 2011 Commission has given permission to invest the Sponsors’ Contribution in the securities market.
After getting approval from SEC and publication of Prospectus in the daily newspapers fund should be raised by selling of the Units.
Over the Counter (OTC) of the Asset Manager, ICB Branch Offices and designated Bank branches (if any).

Dividend

The Fund shall as soon as may be, after the closing of the annual accounts, declare and distribute dividend if any, to the unit holders in accordance with the
¢h¢dj¡m¡. Being a “Growth Scheme” in nature, the Fund shall distribute at least 50
(fifty) percent of the total net profit earned in the

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