The recent regulatory developments in offshore banking in Bangladesh are viewed as a vital new source of foreign exchange, especially during this period of shortage.
Dhaka Bank has extensive experience in offshore banking, being one of the first local private banks to secure an offshore banking license. Currently, the bank operates two Offshore Banking Units (OBUs) and a customer service center, offering a comprehensive range of offshore banking services.
Since the launch of our Offshore Banking Unit (OBU) at BRAC Bank, the experience has been highly encouraging and rewarding.
Since 2009, City Bank’s Offshore Banking Unit (OBU) has been supporting trade finance for export-oriented businesses.
The launch of our Offshore Banking (OB) deposit products for non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs), foreign individuals, and corporations marks a significant milestone, opening new horizons for Bangladeshi banks in the global arena.
Since launching offshore operations in 2008, Bank Asia’s Offshore Banking Unit (OBU) has arranged about USD 3 billion from international banks and development financial institutions to finance industrial transactions in USD and EUR.
Shahjalal Islami Bank (SJIB) has been providing exceptional customer service in offshore banking since 2008.
The experience since launching our offshore banking unit has been positive and rewarding in terms of client acquisition and financial growth.
As more Bangladeshis live and work abroad, securing a prosperous future means making smarter financial choices today. Offshore banking has emerged as a strategic tool for Bangladesh, offering its citizens abroad a way to stay financially connected to their homeland while accessing global benefits.
The experience since launching our offshore banking unit has been positive and rewarding in terms of client acquisition and financial growth.
Shahjalal Islami Bank (SJIB) has been providing exceptional customer service in offshore banking since 2008.
Since launching offshore operations in 2008, Bank Asia’s Offshore Banking Unit (OBU) has arranged about USD 3 billion from international banks and development financial institutions to finance industrial transactions in USD and EUR.
The launch of our Offshore Banking (OB) deposit products for non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs), foreign individuals, and corporations marks a significant milestone, opening new horizons for Bangladeshi banks in the global arena.
Since 2009, City Bank’s Offshore Banking Unit (OBU) has been supporting trade finance for export-oriented businesses.
Since the launch of our Offshore Banking Unit (OBU) at BRAC Bank, the experience has been highly encouraging and rewarding.
Dhaka Bank has extensive experience in offshore banking, being one of the first local private banks to secure an offshore banking license. Currently, the bank operates two Offshore Banking Units (OBUs) and a customer service center, offering a comprehensive range of offshore banking services.
The recent regulatory developments in offshore banking in Bangladesh are viewed as a vital new source of foreign exchange, especially during this period of shortage.
Offshore banking is considered a timely measure to support Bangladesh’s economy by addressing the ongoing dollar crisis, which is affecting numerous trade and industrial activities. In addition to export earnings and remittances, this banking segment has already contributed to the dollar supply. Increasing deposits from foreign sources and boosting investments through offshore banking holds significant potential to help stabilize the economy.
