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Islami Bank Bangladesh (ISLAMI BD)

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Financials • Bangladesh
Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited provides commercial banking services. Its deposit products include current accounts, savings accounts, term deposit accounts, special notice accounts, special savings (pension) accounts, savings bond accounts, non-resident Bangladeshi savings bonds, cash deposit accounts, monthly profit deposit accounts, student�s savings accounts, and farmer�s saving accounts, as well as foreign currency deposit accounts. The company also provides financing to the individuals for meeting their personal, family, and household needs, as well as welfare-oriented investment and rural development schemes. In addition, it offers non-resident Bangladeshi entrepreneurs services; services for small and medium enterprises; foreign currency business services; locker services; and offshore banking services. Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited operates through 14 zonal offices; and 304 branches, including 57 authorized dealer branches and 3 off-shore banking units in Bangladesh. The company was founded in 1983 and is headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
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bullish•Credit
•15 Jan 2019 12:16

Bangladesh - Political Stability Improves Credit Outlook

We initiate our coverage on Bangladesh with a STABLE credit outlook for the country. Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina has been re-elected in the...

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bullish•Islami Bank Bangladesh
•21 Dec 2018 02:05

Islami Bank Bangladesh: Cheap in a Risky Sector

The Islami Bank Bangladesh (ISLAMI BD) narrative is underpinned by a quintile 1 global PH Score™ and a lowly franchise valuation by global...

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bearish•Thematic (Sector/Industry)
•06 May 2018 21:45

Bangladesh Banks – Liquidity Pressure Continues Unabated

Investment Summary Bangladesh’s financial system continues to experience pressures on all fronts: Currency Depreciation: Since June 2017,...

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bearish•Thematic (Sector/Industry)
•28 Jan 2018 22:11

Bangladesh Banks – Harder Line Being Taken

* Regulator spread letter and LDR changes could prompt aggressive NIM/spread compression at the Bangladeshi banks.  * Higher capital requirements...

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