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It is widely believed that money laundering is politically motivated in Bangladesh, facilitated by politicians and as well as politicised banking administrators, businesspeople, regulators and bureaucrats. Hence, there should be a strong political will to start the recovery of laundered money. The country needs to initiate recovery efforts, seeking expertise locally and abroad.
Bangladesh's battle against money laundering has gained attention from Global Financial Integrity (GFI), a Washington DC-based think-tank specializing in
DCS launches new service to save money and improve ESG performanceSupporting building owners, operators, facility and property
/PRNewswire/ - Sharon Hodgson, Dean, Ivey Business School, along with students from the Women in Asset Management Program at Ivey Business School, joined Karin...
Oetker Collection is delighted to announce long-service employee Jens Hackebeil as its Chief Financial Officer, with effect April 1st. The appointment also marks Hackebeil becoming a member of the company's Executive Committee.