Financial liberalisation (FL) refers to the regulation of domestic financial markets and the liberalisation of the capital account. It is generally believed to improve financial sector development, which in turn, will enhance economic growth. The liberalisation process began with the privatisation of state owned enterprises in 1976 in the backdrop of a significant deterioration of the economic condition. Formally, the financial sector reform programme was launched in 1984 with the appointment of the national FINANCIAL REFORM
Financial liberalisation (FL) refers to the regulation of domestic financial markets and the liberalisation of the capital account. It is generally believed to improve financial sector development, which in turn, will enhance economic growth. The liberalisation process began with the privatisation of state owned enterprises in 1976 in the backdrop of a significant deterioration of the economic condition. Formally, the financial sector reform programme was launched in 1984 with the appointment of the national 
Implications of Risk Management and Stress on Fiscal System
Presently, return on equity and return on assets of banking sector are low, which indicate the low profit of the bank and this might be lesser collection of taxes since bank is the number one source of tax under large tax unit of NBR and NBR collects the major portion of revenue from banking sector. In addition, the revenue target might fail to achieve the revenue target since lesser investment is witnessed from lower growth of credit. Gross and/or net non-performing assets or loans (NPA/NPL) are considered asCSE’s certified five day Training Programme on Social Impact Assessment
We
are pleased to inform you that the Centre for Science and Environment
(CSE) is going to organise a certified hands-on five-day training
programme aimed at giving practical exposure to participants on SIA with
specific reference to coal based power plant, cement, hydropower,
building and construction projects, pharmaceutical, mining and other
sectors.
We
are writing to invite you for this unique training programme. The
objective of this programme is to enable stakeholders to understand the
project and its likely consequences, and
Three programs of H. E. Hasanul Haq Inu
Tomorrow Friday, 27 Dec 2013:
11.00 am at CIRDAP Auditorium, Topkhana Road, Dhaka 1000:
Seminar on 'Election and Security of Minorities'
Contact: Ms. Priyobala Biswas, 01711 241235
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