Study of Performance of Islamic Banks in Bangladesh with special reference to Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd By Shah Abdul Hannan‚ Former Secretary‚ Ministry of Finance‚ Government of Bangladesh and M. Fariduddin Ahmad Deputy Executive President Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited ________________________________________________ SECTION – I Banking Scenario in Bangladesh When Bangladesh came into existence on the 16th December‚ 1971‚ the banking sector of Bangladesh was in a total disarray. With the exception
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2.0. Scenarios of Labor Relations in Bangladesh 2.1. Introduction: In the context of Bangladesh‚ one can say that the country is not too poorly served by labour laws and their regulations on the employers. Trade union practices providing collective bargaining of workers with their employers are generally allowed in the industries and services here. Labour courts in Bangladesh promote and protect workers ’ rights and enforce laws such as compensation to be paid to workers by employers for the
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Marketing Scenario of Rice in Bangladesh Md. Reza Ahmed Khan‚ Department of Agricultural Marketing Rice is the staple food of around 162.2 million people of Bangladesh and with the green revolution‚ subsequent liberalization policies‚ and introduction of HYV or MV rice has turned a dependent nation into almost self dependent in respect of food grain production. The country produces around 27-28 million tons of rice annually‚ against the requirement of around 30 million tons of rice. An insignificant
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Scenario of Financial Market of Bangladesh Scenario of Financial Market of Bangladesh: * 72.19%‚ of domestic savings is stacked in the form of term deposits with the commercial banks. * Nationalized Commercial Banks (NCBs) dominates the banking sector accounting for 54.55% of public deposits. * Fixed income securities including non-transferable instruments constitute 27.81% of domestic debt. * Corporate debentures are only less than 1% of the debt securities market. * 20%
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CORRUPTION SCENARIO IN BANGLADESH AND COMBATING STRATEGIES “To oppose corruption in government is the highest obligation of patriotism.” ― G. Edward Griffin Introduction 1. Corruption in Bangladesh is endemic and systemic. It affects all aspects of daily life and has become a feature of ‘how things are done’ for many private businesses‚ politicians‚ government officials and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). Furthermore‚ it has permeated many institutions that have a role to
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1.0 Consumer Rights in Bangladesh- The Present Scenario 1.1 Background Summary: In the backdrop of rapid development and globalization of our economy it is essential that Bangladesh should have a pragmatic consumer policy to ensure consumer right and to protect them from unfair business practice. There is a popular saying is Market Economy that “Consumers are the King” but is the context of Bangladesh can we say the same? In Bangladesh‚ peoples are now live in the state of insecurity as
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Job turnover intention in Bangladesh _____________________________ Date: 15 July‚ 2010. Introduction: I present an organized set of stylized facts on the relations among flows of workers‚ changes in employment and changes in the number of jobs at the bank and securities level. Job turnover is usually measured by comparing stocks of employment in some banks at two points in time and adding up the absolute employment changes. This measure is a just proxy for true job turnover because only 10 changes
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1. Yes‚ I am a Surgical Inpatient Unit Assistant. My second job would be a clerical at the information desk downstairs. 2. My officical job description should be outlined on the volunteer task list which can be found in my final employability skills portfolio. However in my own words‚ as a surigical inpateint assistant‚ I am mainly responsible in assisting the staff members who work before and after surgery. This means preparing patients by having them wear the appropriate sugrical outfits (gowns)
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Scenario Analysis of Thailand IBMS403/404 0810937 Chenchen Chen 0810992 Yuan Cui 0823155 Cherry Liu 1 Content Table & Figure ............................................................................................................................................ 5 Chapter 1 business idea............................................................................................................................3 Step 1 Deciding on the company’s competitive advantage...........
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Bangladesh handset market scenario- Oct’ 2013 Written by Syed Shakeel Ahmed Saturday‚ 26 October 2013 20:45 Bangladesh is emerging as one of the fastest growing mobile telephony markets across the globe. For many years‚ the Bangladesh mobile handsets market was dominated by ‘grey’ mobiles‚ which contributed 80% of the total handset shipments in the country until a few years ago has now fallen below 20% in the country. Nokia‚ which was a leader in Bangladesh lost market share with the growth
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