Brac Bank trains legal teams on artha rin adalat procedures
BRAC Bank has organised a daylong workshop titled "Practical Court Proceedings under Artha Rin Adalat Ain and Related Laws" to strengthen its legal and recovery teams' expertise in judicial procedures related to loan recovery.
Held on June 21 at the bank's head office, the workshop was conducted by Mohammad Manirojjaman, Senior Assistant Secretary (Joint District and Sessions Judge), Ministry of Law, Justice and Parliamentary Affairs. It was attended by 80 officials from the bank's head office and regional offices under the initiative of the Legal and Recovery Division.
Tareq Refat Ullah Khan, Managing Director & CEO (Current Charge), attended the session as the chief guest, while Indrajit Sur, Acting Head of SME Banking, was present as the special guest. Barrister Rasheed Ahmed, Chief Legal Officer, and Mustafizur Rahman, Head of Litigation Management, also participated in the programme.
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The workshop provided participants with a practical understanding of court proceedings under the Artha Rin Adalat Ain, along with discussions on related legislation that governs financial recovery and loan default resolution. The training aimed to enhance the efficiency and legal awareness of BRAC Bank officials involved in managing loan default cases and representing the bank in legal forums.
"This initiative will help our teams navigate the legal framework more confidently and speed up recovery efforts," said Tareq Refat Ullah Khan. "As a responsible financial institution, we are committed to maintaining good governance and minimising NPLs through professional capability building."
The workshop forms part of the bank's broader strategy to reinforce its legal and recovery functions in line with regulatory expectations and evolving judicial procedures. It is also aligned with BRAC Bank's effort to streamline loan recovery while ensuring fairness and compliance in legal actions.
With its strong focus on financial discipline and institutional integrity, BRAC Bank continues to invest in capacity development to support its goal of a more resilient and transparent banking system.
