The document outlines the regulatory and legal framework for Bangladesh's financial system. The key regulators are the Bangladesh Bank and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), established through the Bangladesh Bank Ordinance of 1972 and SEC Act of 1993 respectively. The financial system includes banking institutions like commercial banks that are regulated by the Banking Companies Act of 1991, and non-banking financial institutions regulated by the Financial Institutions Act of 1993, including leasing companies, housing finance companies, and investment banks. Capital markets involving stocks, bonds, and funds are also discussed.

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Financial Supervisor/Regulator
[BB/SEC]
SEC Act.-1993
Bangladesh Bank Ordinance- 1972
Financial Institutions Financial MarketsFinancial Instruments
Security Market/
Capital Market
Banking Financial
Institutions
BCA- 1991
Non-Banking
Financial Institutions
FIA-1993
Commercial
Bank
Non-Security Market/
Money Market
Secondar/
Indirect
Primary/
Direct
Non-Banking
FIA- 1993
Loans & Advances
Shares, Debentures
Deposit, Mutual
Fund, Unit
Certificates, COD
N.I. Act, Contract Act, TP
Act, BBE Act, MLC Act,
BR Act etc.
Investment/
Merchant Banks
New Issue
Market
Banking
BCA- 1991
Specialized Banks
(BKB,BDB,
RAKUB)
Private
Commercial
Bank
National
Commercial
Bank
Foreign
Commercial
Bank
Secondary
Market
Over The Counter
(OTC) Market
Organised Stock Exchange
DSE, CSE
Leasing
Companies
Housing Finance
Companies
Others
Financial System of Bangladesh/
Legal Framework of Banking