The New Nation - Internet Edition

The 151 Managers' Conference-2009 of Dutch-Bangia Bank limited was held on January 09 at a city hotel, Dhaka to review the Bank's performance of the year 2008 and discuss the business plan for 2009.

The Conference was presided over by Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of the bank. In addition to 64 Branch Managers, the meeting was attended by AHM Nazmul Quadir, Additional Managing Director, K. S. Tabrez, Deputy Managing Director (Operation), Abul Kashem Md. Shirin, Deputy Managing Director (Administration), Divisional Heads and senior executives of Head Office.

In his address, the Managing Director critically analyzed the business performance of the bank for the year 2008 and congratulated the concerned Managers and their collogues in their respective branches who have achieved their targets and at the same time, he expected that the Managers who have not been able to achieve the respective targets, will try their outmost to achieve the targets set for the year 2009.

He exhorted the branch Managers and divisional heads to put in their all out efforts for achieving the overall targets of the bank set for the year 2009.

He stressed on increasing fee-based and commission income. He specially emphasized on securing low-cost deposits by opening the targeted number of SB A/C, Current A/C, SOT A/C and alike by taking advantages of the largest On-line banking network as well as the unique image of the bank.

Additional Managing Director asked the Branch Managers to develop relationship with the customers and urged them to lay more emphasis on increasing business volume, diversification of banking products and expanding non-funded business for achieving the targets of 2008.

K. S. Tabrez, Deputy Managing Director (Operation) and Abul Kashem Md. Shirin, Deputy Managing Director (Administration) also spoke on the conference.

Every branch Managers while expressing their problems and prospects critically analyzed the pros and cons of their respective budget and firmly confirmed to achieve the budgetary target for the year 2009.