Business Desk :
Bangladesh Bank (BB) will continue its strict position to resist the digital hundi for enhancing the inflow of remittance through the legal channel.
“The inflow of remittance increased by 35.83 percent or US$306 million from the amount in the previous month (September 2017),” said BB Executive Director and Deputy Head of the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) M Mizanur Rahman Jodder at a meeting with mobile financial service provider organisations at BB headquarters in the city on Thursday, said a press release.
BB General Manager and Operation Head of BFIU M Zakir Hossain presided over the meeting.
Bangladesh Bank (BB) will continue its strict position to resist the digital hundi for enhancing the inflow of remittance through the legal channel.
“The inflow of remittance increased by 35.83 percent or US$306 million from the amount in the previous month (September 2017),” said BB Executive Director and Deputy Head of the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU) M Mizanur Rahman Jodder at a meeting with mobile financial service provider organisations at BB headquarters in the city on Thursday, said a press release.
BB General Manager and Operation Head of BFIU M Zakir Hossain presided over the meeting.
