Dhaka December 16, 2025, 12:43 am
A policy barrier stands in the way of American life insurer MetLife being listed with the local stock exchanges, officials said.
The board of directors of Pragati Life Insurance Limited has recommended 15 per cent cash and 10 per cent stock dividend for the year ended on 31 December 2017.
The approval of the dividend came during the 18th Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the company held recently at IDEB Bhaban in the capital, according to a press statement.
Company Chairman Mahbubur Rahman presided over the meeting in the capital recently, according to a statement.
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There is no mandatory insurance coverage facility for outbound jobseekers in the country. Govt are now reviewing the issue sincerely to introduce insurance coverage to protect the migrant workers from any unexpected risks is
The boards of directors of eight more insurance companies have recommended dividends ranging from 10 per cent to 18 per cent for the year ended on December 31, 2017, said separate official disclosures on Thursday.
142 directors in 40 listed insurance companies still do not own the minimum shares required by a 2011 BSEC directive
Mahbubur Rahman, chairman of the insurance company expressed satisfaction on the overall performance of the company during the first three months of this year. He called upon the participants to face the challenge ahead and m
IDRA employees donated their 1 day salary to bring 1000 rickshaw pullers/cleaners/community police under insurance coverage. IDRA also paid the insurance premium for 1000 Accidental Policies to Green Delta Insurance. In retur
The final approval of this dividend will come during the annual general meeting (AGM) scheduled to be held on May 8 in Dhaka.
Gross earnings of all 32 life insurance companies entered into positive domain in 2017 from a negative surface in 2016 signifying that insurance penetration had expanded to some extent in the year under review
Speakers in a roundtable Tuesday stressed the need for all-out efforts from stakeholders to develop the country’s neglected insurance sector. They sought professional support from the stakeholders to brighten the image of the
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