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BackgroundBackground
The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) began its journey in 10th October of 1995The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) began its journey in 10th October of 1995
from Chittagong City through the cry-out trading system with the promise tofrom Chittagong City through the cry-out trading system with the promise to
create a state-of-the art bourse in the country.create a state-of-the art bourse in the country.
Founder members of the proposed Chittagong Stock Exchange approached theFounder members of the proposed Chittagong Stock Exchange approached the
Bangladesh Government in January 1995 and obtained the permission of theBangladesh Government in January 1995 and obtained the permission of the
Securities and Exchange Commission on February 12, 1995 for establishing theSecurities and Exchange Commission on February 12, 1995 for establishing the
country's second stock exchange. The Exchange comprised of twelve Boardcountry's second stock exchange. The Exchange comprised of twelve Board
members, presided by Mr. Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury (MP) and run by anmembers, presided by Mr. Amir Khosru Mahmud Chowdhury (MP) and run by an
independent secretariat from the very first day of its inception.independent secretariat from the very first day of its inception.
CSE was formally opened by then Hon'ble Prime Minister of Bangladesh onCSE was formally opened by then Hon'ble Prime Minister of Bangladesh on
November 4, 1995.November 4, 1995.
8. Mission & VisionMission & Vision
Vision: Aspire a global standard transaction place of
securities and financial product.
Mission: Practice a set of core values to build
competency in compliance, diversification and
technology so that an accessible platform, market
confidence and wealth maximization scope can
be ensured.
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ObjectivesObjectives
Increase business turnoverIncrease business turnover
Modernize trading systemModernize trading system
Ensure effective relationship managementEnsure effective relationship management
Achieve high level of confidence &Achieve high level of confidence &
professionalismprofessionalism
Engage in product and market diversificationEngage in product and market diversification
Contribute to capital market policy developmentContribute to capital market policy development
Ensure exchange related quality servicesEnsure exchange related quality services
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FunctionsFunctions
Listing of securities and ensuring compliance by the issuers.Listing of securities and ensuring compliance by the issuers.
Trading provisions for listed securities through efficient tradingTrading provisions for listed securities through efficient trading
platform (Online screen based trading system).platform (Online screen based trading system).
Over the counter market (OTC) & Internet based trade facilitiesOver the counter market (OTC) & Internet based trade facilities
provide by CSE.provide by CSE.
Real time online market Surveillance of trading and regularReal time online market Surveillance of trading and regular
monitoring and compliance inspection of trading operations.monitoring and compliance inspection of trading operations.
Clearing and Settlement of executed trades.Clearing and Settlement of executed trades.
Management of the Members.Management of the Members.
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TRADING SYSTEMTRADING SYSTEM
Chittagong Stock Exchange was the first stock exchangeChittagong Stock Exchange was the first stock exchange
in the country to introduce automated trading system onin the country to introduce automated trading system on
June 1998. The trading system at CSE was known asJune 1998. The trading system at CSE was known as
CHITTRA at that time. It connected major cities ofCHITTRA at that time. It connected major cities of
Bangladesh enabling all members to trade nationwideBangladesh enabling all members to trade nationwide
simultaneously with ease and efficiency. CHITTRAsimultaneously with ease and efficiency. CHITTRA
provided a screen based, quote-driven trading facility.provided a screen based, quote-driven trading facility.
Investors were allowed to quote an expected price in theirInvestors were allowed to quote an expected price in their
buy/sell orders. CHITTRA automatically matched the bestbuy/sell orders. CHITTRA automatically matched the best
prices.prices.
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INTERNET TRADING SERVICESINTERNET TRADING SERVICES
After the introduction of automated trading system in Bangladesh inAfter the introduction of automated trading system in Bangladesh in
1998, CSE was also the first bourse to introduce Internet Trading1998, CSE was also the first bourse to introduce Internet Trading
services in the country. CSE introduced Internet Trading System on 30thservices in the country. CSE introduced Internet Trading System on 30th
May 2004.May 2004.
MOBILE TRADING SERVICESMOBILE TRADING SERVICES
Mobile Trading is a milestone for the capital market ofMobile Trading is a milestone for the capital market of
Bangladesh . Like many other initiative, CSE has againBangladesh . Like many other initiative, CSE has again
played a pioneer role in introducing mobile trading inplayed a pioneer role in introducing mobile trading in
Bangladesh .Bangladesh .
13. Management
CSE has a policymaking
Body of 24 members, of
whom 12 are elected and
12 are non elected. This
Board comprises of one
President, three Vice
Presidents and 19
Directors. There is an
independent secretariat
headed by a Chief
Executive Officer
(CEO).
Mr. Wali-ul-Maroof Matin
Managing Director
Mr. Ahmad Dawood, FCA, FCMA
Chief Regulatory Officer (CRO)
Mr. Md. Ghulam Faruque
Deputy General Manager, Dhaka Office
Mr. Mohammed Mazbah Uddin
Deputy General Manager, Head of Information Technology
Ms. Sonia Hossain
Deputy General Manager, Market Regulations
Mr. Mohammad Shamsur Rahman
Deputy General Manager, Corporate Finance
Mr. Md. Mortuza Alam
Deputy General Manager, Market Regulations
Mr. Mohammad Monirul Haque
Deputy General Manager & Head of Clearing and DP
Services
Mr. Maksud-ur-Rahman
Assistant General Manager, Market Development and
International Relations
Mr. Kazi Tanzeeb Shahid
Assistant General Manager & Internal Auditor
Mr. AKM Shahroze Alam
Assistant General Manager, Market Development
Mr. Arif Ahmad
Assistant General Manager and Head of Human Resource
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14. OverThe Counter (OTC) is a new facility of
Chittagong Stock Exchange for the issuers,investors,
capital market and the nation at large,to assist in
efficient capital formation by developing vibrant,
dynamic and self regulated capital market.
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OTC (New Feature)OTC (New Feature)
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Benefits of Listing in the OTCBenefits of Listing in the OTC
Companies with small and medium paid-up capitalCompanies with small and medium paid-up capital
get opportunity of trading their shares in Stockget opportunity of trading their shares in Stock
ExchangeExchange
Favorable issue cost for entrepreneursFavorable issue cost for entrepreneurs
Enhanced visibility through national exposureEnhanced visibility through national exposure
Improved investment opportunities for growth sectorImproved investment opportunities for growth sector
enterprisesenterprises
Zero percent interest finance for EntrepreneursZero percent interest finance for Entrepreneurs
Provides a source of valuation of securitiesProvides a source of valuation of securities
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MILESTONESMILESTONES
12th February 199512th February 1995
Received approval of Bangladesh GovernmentReceived approval of Bangladesh Government
1st April 19951st April 1995
Incorporated as a limited companyIncorporated as a limited company
10th October 199510th October 1995
Introduced Floor TradingIntroduced Floor Trading
1st January 19961st January 1996
Became corresponding member of WorldBecame corresponding member of World
Federation of Exchanges (Former FIBV)Federation of Exchanges (Former FIBV)
2nd June 19982nd June 1998
Introduced Automated Trading on WANIntroduced Automated Trading on WAN
16th January 200016th January 2000
Convened South Asian Federation of Exchange (SAFE)Convened South Asian Federation of Exchange (SAFE)
26th January, 200426th January, 2004
Central Depository Bangladesh Ltd. (CDBL) formedCentral Depository Bangladesh Ltd. (CDBL) formed
30th May, 200430th May, 2004
Internet Trading Service launched (ITS)Internet Trading Service launched (ITS)
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4th July, 20044th July, 2004
Introduced Over-the-Counter (OTC) marketIntroduced Over-the-Counter (OTC) market
14th July, 200414th July, 2004
CSE initiates the idea of Securities Institute by raising formal proposalCSE initiates the idea of Securities Institute by raising formal proposal
14th Dec, 200514th Dec, 2005
Organizes Capital Market Fair- First of its kind in the countryOrganizes Capital Market Fair- First of its kind in the country
18th October, 200818th October, 2008
CSE became a member of OIC Member States' Stock Exchange ForumCSE became a member of OIC Member States' Stock Exchange Forum
13th Jan, 201113th Jan, 2011
Execution of trade of Short Sell under the RegulationsExecution of trade of Short Sell under the Regulations
20th October,201120th October,2011
Introduced Next Generation Trading System (NGTS) and the new websiteIntroduced Next Generation Trading System (NGTS) and the new website
22nd July, 201222nd July, 2012
CSE launched Disaster Recovery System (DRS)CSE launched Disaster Recovery System (DRS)
28th October, 201328th October, 2013
Became affiliate member of World Federation of Exchanges(WFE)Became affiliate member of World Federation of Exchanges(WFE)
21st November 201321st November 2013
CSE started its new journey as a demutualized exchangeCSE started its new journey as a demutualized exchange
15th February, 201415th February, 2014
1st Board Meeting of CSE as a demutualized exchange was held1st Board Meeting of CSE as a demutualized exchange was held
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Share market crash (2010-2011)Share market crash (2010-2011)
An abrupt crash of the share market in 2011 hadAn abrupt crash of the share market in 2011 had
sparked violent protests from the investors. It was thesparked violent protests from the investors. It was the
biggest one-day fall in the Bangladesh stock market'sbiggest one-day fall in the Bangladesh stock market's
55-year history. It is estimated that over 3.5 million (3555-year history. It is estimated that over 3.5 million (35
lakh) people - many of them small-scale individuallakh) people - many of them small-scale individual
investors - had lost their money because of the sharpinvestors - had lost their money because of the sharp
plunge in share prices.plunge in share prices.
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LEGAL BASIS OF CSELEGAL BASIS OF CSE
After demutualization the Chittagong Stock Exchange Ltd (CSE) isAfter demutualization the Chittagong Stock Exchange Ltd (CSE) is
registered as a Public Limited company under Companies Act, 1994.registered as a Public Limited company under Companies Act, 1994.
The Board, headed by elected Chairman from the IndependentThe Board, headed by elected Chairman from the Independent
Directors, consist of 13 members comprising 7 IndependentDirectors, consist of 13 members comprising 7 Independent
Directors, 5 Shareholder Directors including 1 Strategic InvestorDirectors, 5 Shareholder Directors including 1 Strategic Investor
and the Managing Director.and the Managing Director.
CSE activities are regulated by its own Memorandum & Articles ofCSE activities are regulated by its own Memorandum & Articles of
Association, regulations and by laws along with the rules, order andAssociation, regulations and by laws along with the rules, order and
notifications of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchangenotifications of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange
Commission (BSEC).Commission (BSEC).
20. EDUCATION & TRAINING FOR INVESTORS
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CSE conduct investment awareness program in
full swing throughout each year and organise a
number of seminars and workshops on issues
relating to capital market and other market
matters. It initiated to produce a TV program of
13 episode on share market to revive awareness
among the investors.