The document defines banking as accepting deposits that are repayable on demand and providing lending and investment services. It outlines the history of banking laws in Bangladesh and the process for opening a bank account. It describes the different types of banks in Bangladesh including private commercial banks, state-owned commercial banks, specialized banks, foreign commercial banks, and Islamic banks. It provides details on private banks, multinational banks, and the roles and functions of the central bank of Bangladesh.

5. • The word Bank come from the Latin Word “Banco”.
• The term banking is defined as “accepting, for the
purpose of lending or investment, of deposits of
money from the public, repayable on demand or
otherwise and withdrawal by cheque, draft, and
order or otherwise”.

6. • Negotiable Instrument Act1884
• First Banking Act 1933
• Banking Regulation Act 1943
• Banking Company Act 1991

7. Opening a Bank account
• KYS Form
• Birth Certificate
• Photo
• Some initial
money

8. Bank types Numbers
State Owned Commercial
Bank
4
Specialized Bank 4
Private Commercial Bank 32
Foreign Commercial Bank 9
Islamic Bank 8

9.  Private Bank Private Banks are banks owned by either an
individual or a general partner’s with limited partners.
 AB Bank, the first private commercial bank in Bangladesh
 AB Bank is Founded in 31 December 1981
 List of private banks
BRAC Bank Limited , Dutch Bangla Bank Limited etc.
 Islamic Bank Bangladesh Ltd
Uttara Bank Limited , IFIC Bank Limited etc.

10. private Banks in Bangladesh are
categorized as follows
Conventional Commercial Banks – 31
Conventional Commercial Banks
Islamic Shariah Based Commercial Banks –
8 Islamic Shariah Based Commercial Banks
Foreign Commercial Banks – 9 Foreign
Commercial Banks

11. Multinational banks (MNBs), by definition, are
those that physically operate in more than one
country.
Standard Chartered the first multinational bank in
Bangladesh

12. • A financial institution that is licensed to deal with
money and its substitutes by accepting time and
demand deposits, making loans, and investing in
securities.
• List of gov’t banks in Bangladesh
Janata Bank, Bangladesh
Agrani Bank, Bangladesh
Rupali Bank, Bangladesh
Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank, Bangladesh
 krishi Bank , Bangladesh
Pubali Bank Ltd, Bangladesh
Bangladesh Development Bank Limited (BDBL)
Sonali Bank Limited

13.  After the liberation war, the Government of Bangladesh recognized
the Dhaka branch of the State Bank of Pakistan as the central bank of
the country, naming it Bangladesh Bank on 16 December, 1972.
 Head office located at Motijheel, Dhaka.
 At present it has ten offices located at Motijheel, Sadarghat,
Chittagong, Khulna, Bogra, Rajshahi, Sylhet, Barisal, Rangpur and
Mymensingh in Bangladesh .
 At present, Fazle Kabir (20 March 2016 – present) is the Governor of
Bangladesh bank.

14. Name of
Bank
2015 2016
Islami 1808 2003
National 846 1128
UCB 840 850
Southeast 834 860
Pubali 785 720

15. Conclusion
1. To establish as an institution for maximizing
profits and to conduct overall economic activities.
2. To create propensity of savings amongst the
people.
3. To build up capital through savings.
4. To expedite investments.
5. To extend services to the customers.

16. 6 . To maintain economic stability by means of
controlling money market.
7. To assist the Govt. for trade& business and socio-
economic development.
8. To issue and control notes and currency as a
central bank.
9. To maintain and control exchange rates as a
central bank

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