Unicap Securities News Today

As stakeholders in Bangladesh's capital market drew the curtain on a personal. year, the dawn of 2024 brings with it a glimmer of hope and anticipation.

In the intricate tapestry of Bangladesh's stock market, the imposition of the floor price by the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) on July 28, 2022, has cast a shadow of uncertainty

Once upon a time people were enthusiastic and patiently waited for hours in queues to deposit their IPO application fees for lottery subscriptions.

Mutual funds have emerged as a popular and beneficial option for individuals seeking to grow their personal wealth.

Investing in the bond market of Bangladesh can be a great way for beginners. Before investing, it is important to understand the different types of bonds such as government treasury bonds (G-Sec), corporate bonds and Sukuk (Islamic bond or Shariah-compliant bond).

Investing in the capital market of Bangladesh is always tricky and requires better planning to achieve a positive return. Without a solid understanding of the market, it may be difficult to make a profit.

On July 28, the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) reimposed floor prices on all shares to contain the free fall of listed securities after the key index dropped below the 6,000-point mark.  

Seven non-bank financial institutions (NBFIs) are now finding it difficult to recover Tk 2,050 crore they had lent to their subsidiaries and associates in breach of rules.

In the capital market, the risk is defined as the willingness to accept the possibility of losses, the ability to admit market fluctuations, and the inability to forecast what will happen next. Technically, risk appetite refers to the maximum amount of risk that you, as an investor, are willing to take to achieve your goals before the risk outweighs the benefits.