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As many as six persons including three Bangladeshi nationals have been arrested from North 24 Parganas by Enforcement Directorate, officials said on Saturday.

While the case of PK Haldar has exposed the loopholes in the financial sector, it is not the first time such a thing has happened. In fact, bad debt and money laundering remain some of the persistent ills rotting the financial sector at its core. According to a 2020 report published by Transparency International Bangladesh (TIB), around $3.1 billion (Tk 26,400 crore) is

DHAKA, May 14, 2022 (BSS) - Fugitive Bangladeshi businessman and former NRB Global Bank Managing Director Proshanta Kumar Halder alias

India raids ‘properties owned by PK Halder’, wanted in Bangladesh over scams

"Improving coverage requires an integrated approach that ranges from individual-level interventions to vaccine mandates at the national level." Vaccination coverage plateaued in the decade of 2010-2020, with 20 million children globally unprotected and 10 countries accounting for 62% of unvaccinated children in 2020.

Twenty-five banks are suffering from a collective default loan of Tk 974.4 crore after several non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) failed to pay back funds despite maturity, in another sign of feeble state in the financial industry.

The "embargo" on Pritishs travelling abroad could be extended, said a central bank official, seeking anonymity. Prashanta Kumar Halder alias PK Halder and his associates swindled Tk 1,300 crore from FAS Finance in the name of several companies that exist on paper only, according to a recent investigation carried by the Anti-Corruption Commission. The Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) reconstituted FAS Finance board on May 31. The regulatory decision to resolve the NBFIs board...

PK Halder: ACC delayed travel ban to help him flee Says High Court Staff Correspondent Staff Correspondent The High Court has blamed the Anti-Corruption Commission for the failure to arrest PK Halder before he managed to flee the country. It said the ACC helped Halder escape by making a delay of 13 hours in issuing a travel ban on him. "By doing the delay, you have given him [Halder] the scope to leave the country " an HC bench told ACC lawyer Khurshi...