Business Desk :
The central bank has asked scheduled banks to introduce deposit accounts for non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs) to encourage these people, who are working aboard, in saving their hard-earned money in Bangladesh.
Under the new policy, the accounts will be in the form of savings nature for a period of one year and above with monthly or quarterly deposit options, according to a notification, issued by the Bangladesh Bank (BB), on Sunday.
Besides, the deposit accounts will be credited in the local currency -Bangladesh Taka (BDT) – after conversion of foreign currency properly, it added.
“The policy will help NRBs to create their financial safety net in Bangladesh,” a BB senior official told the FE while explaining the main objective of the policy.
The central bank has asked scheduled banks to introduce deposit accounts for non-resident Bangladeshis (NRBs) to encourage these people, who are working aboard, in saving their hard-earned money in Bangladesh.
Under the new policy, the accounts will be in the form of savings nature for a period of one year and above with monthly or quarterly deposit options, according to a notification, issued by the Bangladesh Bank (BB), on Sunday.
Besides, the deposit accounts will be credited in the local currency -Bangladesh Taka (BDT) – after conversion of foreign currency properly, it added.
“The policy will help NRBs to create their financial safety net in Bangladesh,” a BB senior official told the FE while explaining the main objective of the policy.
