The Daily Corporate Desk
Dhaka, Bangladesh — A delegation of Dhaka Stock Exchange PLC. led by Chairman Mominul Islam met Bangladesh Bank Governor Md. Mostaqur Rahman on May 7 to discuss measures aimed at strengthening transparency, governance, and liquidity in the country’s capital market.
The seven-member delegation included DSE Directors Syed Hammadul Karim, Snehasish Barua FCA, Minhaz Mannan Emon, Richard D’ Rozario, Md. Sajedul Islam, and Managing Director Nuzhat Anwar.
During the meeting, the DSE delegation placed several proposals before the central bank governor regarding the development and stability of Bangladesh’s capital market. Among the key issues discussed was the ongoing merger process involving five weak Islamic banks and its potential impact on general shareholders and market confidence.
The delegation expressed concerns over investor protection during the merger process and urged Bangladesh Bank to ensure transparency, fair compensation, and proper governance throughout the consolidation initiative. They also highlighted the importance of safeguarding the interests of general investors to maintain confidence in the financial and capital markets.
According to DSE officials, the meeting also focused on improving liquidity flow into the stock market and strengthening overall governance practices to support sustainable market growth.
Governor Md. Mostaqur Rahman assured the delegation that the concerns raised regarding the bank merger process and investor interests would receive serious consideration from the central bank.
The discussion comes at a time when Bangladesh’s financial sector is undergoing restructuring efforts aimed at addressing weaknesses in several Islamic banks, a move closely monitored by investors and market participants.
