Muhith underscores additional care of Basic Bank

Finance Minister AMA Muhith yesterday underscored the need for taking additional care for the Basic Bank to solve the bank’s various problems, including its capital deficit, reports BSS.
“We will have to discuss about the Basic Bank separately. We will do separate nursing for the bank in future,” he told journalists after a meeting with representatives of state-owned specialised banks at secretariat in the city.
State Minister for Finance and Planning MA Mannan and Bank and Financial Institutions Division Secretary M Eunusur Rahman took part in the meeting. Representatives of Sonali Bank, Rupali Bank, Agrani Bank, Basic Bank, Janata Bank, Bangladesh Krishi Bank (BKB) and Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank (RAKUB) were present during the meeting. The meeting, Muhith said, discussed about various issues of the state-owned and the specialised banks, but no decisions were taken on solving various problems, including capital deficit, of the banks. “We will finalise decisions within the next month after further discussion,” he added. The finance minister said the new management of the Basic Bank is working for solving the existing problems.

 

Muhith underscores additional care of Basic Bank

Finance Minister AMA Muhith yesterday underscored the need for taking additional care for the Basic Bank to solve the banks various problems, including its capital deficit, reports BSS. We will have to discuss about the Basic Bank separately. We will do separate nursing for the bank in future, he told journalists after a meeting with representatives of state-owned specialised banks at secretariat in the city. State Minister for Finance and Planning MA Mannan and Bank and Financial Institutions Division Secretary M Eunusur Rahman took part in the meeting. Representatives of Sonali Bank, Rupali Bank, Agrani Bank, Basic Bank, Janata Bank, Bangladesh Krishi Bank (BKB) and Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank (RAKUB) were present during the meeting. The meeting, Muhith said, discussed about various issues of the state-owned and the specialised banks, but no decisions were taken on solving various problems, including capital deficit, of the banks. We will finalise decisions within the next month after further discussion, he added. The finance minister said the new management of the Basic Bank is working for solving the existing problems.