International Chamber of Commerce (ICC)-Bangladesh President Mahbubur Rahman has left Dhaka today………………..

Investment in the country remained stagnant though business confidence is rising, according to a survey conducted by the Bangladesh Investment Climate Fund (BICF), reports UNB.

Bangladesh’s business community builds up confidence in a recovery hope in the global financial crisis, a study said yesterday.

Business confidence was better in the third quarter this year, which is

Business confidence is growing in the country as companies see increased profits and more employment in the fourth quarter although overall investment

A new round of business confidence survey conducted by IFC, a member of the World Bank Group, reveals that while investment

Investment in the country remained stagnant though business confidence is rising, according to a survey

Investment in the country remained stagnant though business confidence is rising, according to a survey conducted by the Bangladesh Investment Climate Fund (BICF).

There is much to applaud in the communiqué from the Pittsburgh G20 Summit pledging to revive global trade, reject protectionism, boost trade finance, and refrain …………..

The global economy is still on shaky ground, and despite budding signs of recovery, evidence is not strong enough to conclude that the current recession is waning, according …………..

The Basel-II accord went into effect in Bangladesh beginning January of this year alongside the Basel-I to consolidate capital base of the banks. The banks are now allowed to

Dr. A.K.M. Mashiur Rahman, Advisor to the Prime Minister for Economic Affairs said that bank interest rate is still high relating to inflation ……………

The relative stability of Islamic banking institutions in current recession has gained it attention. Even The Vatican said banks should look at the rules of Islamic finance to restore confidence amongst their clients at a time of global economic crisis……………..

The Businesses welcome and commend the Finance Minister for presenting a forward looking 1st budget of the newly elected Government of Prime Minister Shekh Hasina. Among …………

ICC-B president leads Bangladesh delegation

In a bid to address the key challenges faced by business — from the economic impacts of climate change to the effects of glob-alisation on small and medium enterprises — a meeting of World Chambers Congress (WCC) will begin today in Kuala Lumpur……………..

President of International Chamber of Commerce-Bangladesh (ICCB) Mahbubur Rahman left Dhaka for Kuala Lumpur Monday leading a 6-member delegation to attend the 6th World Chambers Congress (WCC).

The Congress, to be held on June 3-5, is the only international forum for chamber leaders ……………………..

Paris, 2 June 2009 – Jean Rozwadowski, a businessman with broad international experience, was today named Secretary General of the International Chamber of Commerce.

Mr Rozwadowski was unanimously appointed by the ICC World Council at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur on the eve of the biennial ICC World Chambers Federation

ICCB President Mahbubur Rahman left Dhaka for Kuala Lumpur today (Monday) leading a 6-Member Delegation to attend the 6th World Chambers Congress (WCC).The Congress, to be held on June 3-5, is the only international forum for chamber leaders to share experiences and best practices, develop networks and address the latest business issues affecting their community.

Organized by the ICC World Chambers Federation (WCF) every two years, the Congress brings together the global community of over 14,000 chambers. In the past WCC

The flow of remittance is set to reach US $9.5 billion this year, providing “stronger cushion” to the external trade and stabilising the exchange rate, Bangladesh Bank (BB) Governor Dr Atiur Rahman said Saturday.

Bangladesh Bank (BB) will prioritise credit flows for productive sectors like small and medium enterprises and agriculture, said its governor yesterday.

“Be innovative to give a boost to the economy,’ Dr Atiur Rahman urged the banks and entrepreneurs while speaking at a dialogue in Dhaka.

The central bank would provide policy support to the government of Bangladesh so that it can easily take decision on major economic issues.
Bangladesh Bank governor Atiur Rahman said this while addressing a meeting organised by The International Chamber of Commerce-Bangladesh in the city on Saturday.