Agrani Bank Rajshahi Circle Business Exchange Meeting.

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Agrani Bank Rajshahi Circle Business Exchange Meeting.

An exchange meeting was held on the successful implementation of the 58-day special plan ‘Uddipta Yatra-2024’ paid by the Chief Executive Officer to reduce classified loans and strengthen debt collection activities of branches under Rajshahi circle of Agrani Bank PLC. The Chief Executive Officer of Agrani Bank was present as the chief guest in the meeting held at Shah Dine Convention Hall in Rajshahi on Wednesday, November 20, 2024. Anwarul Islam. Wahida Begum, Deputy Managing Director of Agrani Bank and AKM Shamim Reza, General Manager of Recovery and NPA Management Division spoke as special guests. Rajshahi Circle General Manager Sudhir Ranjan Biswas presided over the meeting and senior executives of the bank including Rajshahi, Chapainawabganj, Naogaon, Natore, Pabna, Sirajganj, Bogra, Jaipurhat regions, corporate branch heads, branch managers of 144 branches and managers of Islamic banking window branches were present in the meeting. Chief Executive Officer Md. Apart from establishing good governance of the bank, Anwarul Islam provided special guidance in reducing defaults and classified loans, increasing deposits, providing new loans, collecting remittances, achieving operating profit and providing maximum customer service.

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