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Fluctuations in Inter Bank Call Money Market and Their Implications

Md. Abdus Samad Sarker
BIBM

Summary:

Money Market in Bangladesh basically developed under a repressed financial structure where interest rates on lending were centrally controlled. However, the rates of interest in call money market were allowed to move freely. Despite this, the market could not be developed adequately but it was observed that the transactions in the market

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Financial Sector Reform in Bangladesh - An Evaluation

Abdur Raquib

BIBM

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The Financial Sector Reform is a continuous process. It comprises policy reforms and basic institutional changes in the status and their respective goals. The speed and pace of changes in both ways depend on the socio-political demand of the economy as well as to meet the needs of changed market situation. The financial reform process in
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Foreign Bank Penetration in Bangladesh: Is it too Bad to Lose Market Share?

Ananya Raihan
Sharmin Marium

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Market Access is a burning issue for developing countries in the light of WTO/GATS regime. Domestic market protection will not be possible in the near future. In the banking sector, definitely market share of domestic banks will be affected by foreign bank penetration, as they have competitive advantage in service industries like banking.

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Ethics in Banking

MUHAMMAD HABIBUR RAHMAN

The author is a retired Chief Justice, People’s Republic of Bangladesh and Former Chief Advisor of Caretaker Government. The views expressed in this paper are author’s own.

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The Monetary Theory of Balance of Payments: An Empirical Study on Bangladesh

Sujit Kanti Das

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Disequilibrium in the balance of payments is a general economic phenomenon of most of the developing countries. The central bank of a country has a policy option for maintaining equilibrium in the balance of payments. The situation has been examined empirically by the monetary approach to the balance of payments using the data of

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