Six listed banks have become non-compliant with the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission’s (BSEC) 30% shareholding requirement, following Bangladesh Bank’s restructuring efforts. Banks like Al-Arafah Islami, First Security Islami, and Islami Bank were under the S Alam Group’s control, while United Commercial Bank was linked to the family of Saifuzzaman Chowdhury. The BSEC’s rule mandates that sponsors, promoters, and directors hold at least 30% of a company’s shares. Despite repeated directives, several companies failed to meet this requirement. The BSEC has given non-compliant companies until February 2025 to comply and may escalate further actions.
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