Bangladesh

Chartered University College is going to arrange an event for Corporate Professionals interested in undertaking CPGA/CMGA/CGA entry route or CIMA qualification in general. The main attraction of the day event would be a 100% Scholarship Offer for students interested in CIMA qualification. The application form and procedure and assessment criterion would be rolled out on the event. The attendants would be able to consult on a one-to-one basis with our Head of CIMA Operations, faculty members and some notable CIMA members working in multinational corporates. Please see below the events of the Open Day: Day Events: (12:00 p.m. – 05:00 p.m.)     Program Details:      CIMA Introduction.      Career Counseling.      Personalized Counseling.      Question & Answer Session.      Scholarship form distribution.      Guideline on scholarship req...

GSPB was incorporated in Dhaka, Bangladesh on 29th October 1995 with the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms. It started its commercial operation from 17th April 1996 under license granted by Bangladesh Bank in accordance with the Financial Institutions Act of 1993. It started with a favorable climate for financial institution, which could meet the requirements and challenges of the 21st century, by providing adequate financing and expertise to boost the industrial growth of Bangladesh. Please click the below link for RESIDENT BANGLADESHI https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BxZQqHZJdbIYYTNiODYzY2YtMzA5MS00ODIzLWI3YWEtZWI2ZTNhMTQwMjA1 Please click the below link for NON-RESIDENT BANGLADESHI   https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BxZQqHZJdbIYNzJlMGU2ZjUtMmFmOS00YzIzLWFlOGUtZTAyMjQwZGY5NjYz

High court of Bangladesh proclaim Ruhul Amin Khandakar as guilty in absentia of contempt of court after failing to return from Australia in response to a court summons. Last year Mr Khandakar posted comments implying that he wanted Sheikh Hasina to die, high court officials said. His comment reportedly related to Bangladesh's high road fatality rate. It was posted following the death of one of the country's best known film makers, Tareq Masud, in a road accident in August, which left many Bangladeshis deeply shocked. According to officials, Ruhul Khandakar blamed the government for the fact there are so many road deaths in Bangladesh. The high court ordered officials to return Mr Khandakar, who is studying in Australia, to Bangladesh. It also directed his university employers to take action against him.