2015-11-24
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Scheduled banks in Bangladesh are permitted to invest in non-listed special purpose funds registered with the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission, subject to a maximum aggregate investment limit of Tk. 2 billion per bank. Prior to making any firm commitment, banks must obtain permission from the Department of Off-site Supervision by submitting a board resolution and prescribed financial information. Banks must also execute an agreement with the fund's trustee to prohibit investments in related parties, the bank's own securities, or other financial institutions, and submit this agreement with the permission application. These investments are excluded from the capital market investment category under section 26Ka of the Bank-Company Act, 1991, and the policy takes immediate effect.
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Bangladesh Bank
(Central Bank of Bangladesh)
Website:www.bb.org.bd
Head Office
P.O Box-325
Dhaka
Department of Off-site Supervision
DOS Circular No.-02 Date: ---------------------------- Chief Executives All Scheduled Banks in Bangladesh Dear Sir, Investment in Special Purpose Vehicle, Alternative Investment Fund or similar fund/funds by the scheduled banks. Your attention is drawn on the captioned subject. It has been decided that from now on scheduled banks willing to invest in non-listed special purpose fund/funds (Special Purpose Vehicle, Alternative Investment Fund or similar, stated as such fund(s) henceforth) which are registered with Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) shall generally follow the guidelines stated below:
(S. M. Rabiul Hassan)
General Manager
Phone: 9530093
10 Agrahan, 1422
24 November, 2015
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