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Bank Asia inks deal with Bangladesh Bank to participate in Tk10,000 crore EFPF fund

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Bank Asia President and Managing Director Adil Chowdhury and Bangladesh Bank Director Maksuda Begum signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organisations in the presence of Bangladesh Bank Governor Abdur Rouf Talukder, according to a news statement.

At the event held in the Jahangir Alam Conference Room of the central bank's headquarters in Dhaka, attendees included Abu Farah Md Nasser, deputy governor, and Nurun Nahar, executive director of Bangladesh Bank.

Under this fund, exporters will be able to obtain loans in local currency at an interest rate of 4% against the purchase or import of raw materials. The loan will have a maximum term of 180 days.

In order to maintain the growth and expansion of export-oriented industries, the central bank established the fund for exporters earlier on January 1st of this year.

A group of renowned businesspeople with successful track records founded Bank Asia Ltd. A group of experienced bankers with decades of experience in domestic and foreign markets lead the bank's executive team. Several of the specialists who help the senior management team have experience in the global market.

By acquiring the Bank of Nova Scotia's Dhaka business operations, a first in Bangladesh's banking history, it achieved a major milestone. By acquiring the Bangladesh operations of Muslim Commercial Bank Ltd. (MCB), a renowned Pakistani bank, it once more replicated the performance

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