Recently, the central bank has reorganized the board of 7 banks listed in the stock market. The financial sector regulatory body has asked to know about the steps taken to overcome the ongoing crisis of these banks.

The banks are – Islami Bank, Social Islami Bank, Global Islami Bank, Union Bank, National Bank, First Security Islami Bank and United Commercial Bank (UCB). The first six of these are owned by S Alam Group. However, these banks have been deregulated by restructuring the board.

According to the information, Bangladesh Bank has asked to know the amount of money of those banks whose board of directors has been restructured to prevent irregularities and corruption. Besides, the liquidity crisis that is going on in these banks, what has been planned for the transition, has also been asked to know.

Today Bangladesh Bank Governor Ahsan H Mansoor is discussing with the board of directors of the restructured banks.

After the collapse of the Awami government on August 5, Governor Abdur Rauf Talukder became despondent. Later Ahsan H. Mansoor joined as the Governor of Bangladesh Bank.
Recently, the governor told reporters that those who have not returned the bank money will not be exempted. Boards of directors of weak banks will be dissolved.
That process was initiated by the dissolution of the National Bank Board on August 20.

Now, Bangladesh Bank has started working on how to improve the banks through the restructured board.

This information is known from the sources of Bangladesh Bank.