Md Main Uddin
Dr Md Main Uddin is professor and former chairman of the Department of Banking and Insurance in Dhaka University.
Dr Md Main Uddin is professor and former chairman of the Department of Banking and Insurance in Dhaka University.
It is difficult to put into words the contribution that Prof Azizur Rahman Khan made to academia and the nation.
Banks determine their lending interest rates based on the cost of borrowing, non-fund operating costs, margin for default risk, and desired profit margin.
There are four main reasons why banks fail: credit risk, interest rate risk, foreign exchange risk, and liquidity risk (bank run).
Risk management is concerned with reducing earnings volatility and avoiding losses, especially large ones.
Merger takes place when two or more companies combine together to strengthen capital base and asset size.
The system of selling insurance services to bank customers will ultimately expand financial inclusion.
As most of our economic sectors depend heavily on banks, it has created many problems for the banking sector and its depositors.
I had to live in constant fear and panic, while also having to attend political rallies and programmes frequently.
It is difficult to put into words the contribution that Prof Azizur Rahman Khan made to academia and the nation.
Banks determine their lending interest rates based on the cost of borrowing, non-fund operating costs, margin for default risk, and desired profit margin.
There are four main reasons why banks fail: credit risk, interest rate risk, foreign exchange risk, and liquidity risk (bank run).
Risk management is concerned with reducing earnings volatility and avoiding losses, especially large ones.
Merger takes place when two or more companies combine together to strengthen capital base and asset size.
The system of selling insurance services to bank customers will ultimately expand financial inclusion.
As most of our economic sectors depend heavily on banks, it has created many problems for the banking sector and its depositors.
I had to live in constant fear and panic, while also having to attend political rallies and programmes frequently.
It is alleged that a group of politically-connected people took out large loans from state-owned commercial banks (SOCBs) and intentionally defaulted on them.
The growth of bad loans is mainly due to the business-politics nexus, lack of corporate governance, and weak judicial system