Community Bank Bangladesh Limited holds 40th board meeting
Corporates
The 40th Board Meeting of Community Bank Bangladesh Limited was held at the Police Headquarters in Dhaka on Wednesday (24 May).
The meeting was chaired by Chowdhury Abdullah Al-Mamun, BPM (Bar), PPM, inspector general of Police, Bangladesh and chairman of Community Bank Bangladesh Limited.
During the meeting important decisions were taken on the investment proposals and different agenda of the bank.
Md Kamrul Ahsan, BPM (Bar), additional inspector general, Admin, Bangladesh Police; M Khurshid Hossain, BPM (Bar), PPM, director general, Rapid Action Battalion; SM Ruhul Amin, additional inspector general, ATU, Bangladesh Police; Md Mazharul Islam, additional inspector general, L&AA, Bangladesh Police; Md Atiqul Islam, BPM (Bar), PPM (Bar) additional inspector general, Crime & Operations, Bangladesh Police; Abu Hasan Muhammad Tarique, BPM, additional inspector general, Finance, Bangladesh Police; Dr Hasan Ul Haider, BPM, additional inspector general, APBn, Bangladesh Police; Md Mahabubor Rahman, BPM (Bar), PPM, additional inspector general, Industrial Police, Bangladesh Police; Habibur Rahman, BPM (Bar), PPM (Bar), additional inspector general, Tourist Police, Bangladesh Police; Md Aminul Islam, BPM (Bar), deputy inspector general, Admin, Bangladesh Police; Quazi Zia Uddin, BPM, deputy inspector general, HRM, Bangladesh Police; Dr Shoeb Reaz Alam, additional deputy inspector general, Development Revenue- 1, Bangladesh Police; Muntashirul Islam, PPM, additional deputy inspector general (Police Welfare Trust), Police Headquarters, Bangladesh Police; Sufian Ahmed, superintendent of Police and director, Academic, Police Staff College; BM Forman Ali, PPM, inspector, Bangladesh Police and president, Bangladesh Police Association; Masud Khan, FCA, FCMA, independent director; Kazi Masihur Rahman, independent director; Dr Abdullah Al Mahmud, independent director an SM Mainul Kabir, deputy managing director and chief business officer , Community Bank Bangladesh Limited were present in the meeting.
Comments
While most comments will be posted if they are on-topic and not abusive, moderation decisions are subjective. Published comments are readers’ own views and The Business Standard does not endorse any of the readers’ comments.