As resource depletion and climate change become pressing issues, all sectors are moving towards sustainable practices to ensure long-term growth. The banking sector in Bangladesh is also stepping up to the challenge by expanding service coverage in ways that contribute to sustainable finance.
The concept of women’s personal finance in Bangladesh is still relatively new, although it is gaining momentum in recent years with increasing financial inclusion and more women playing an active role in managing their finances.
Brandon Taylor’s Real Life (Riverhead Books, 2020) begins with the protagonist, Wallace, contemplating his father’s death and feeling lonely amongst his friends because they do not understand the experiences he has had. The novel’s exploration of “real life” over the course of a weekend is also one that unpacks identity, race, sexuality, and the sheer boredom and frustration of postgraduate life.
As resource depletion and climate change become pressing issues, all sectors are moving towards sustainable practices to ensure long-term growth. The banking sector in Bangladesh is also stepping up to the challenge by expanding service coverage in ways that contribute to sustainable finance.
The concept of women’s personal finance in Bangladesh is still relatively new, although it is gaining momentum in recent years with increasing financial inclusion and more women playing an active role in managing their finances.
Brandon Taylor’s Real Life (Riverhead Books, 2020) begins with the protagonist, Wallace, contemplating his father’s death and feeling lonely amongst his friends because they do not understand the experiences he has had. The novel’s exploration of “real life” over the course of a weekend is also one that unpacks identity, race, sexuality, and the sheer boredom and frustration of postgraduate life.