Karmasangsthan Bank holds business review meeting 2026
Karmasangsthan Bank held its Business Review Meeting 2026 on 31 January 2026 at the conference hall of the Department of Youth Development in Motijheel, Dhaka.
The meeting was attended by regional managers, branch managers and field officers from the Dhaka, Dhaka North and Narayanganj regions under the Dhaka Divisional Office of Karmasangsthan Bank.
AFM Matiur Rahman, chairman of the board of directors of Karmasangsthan Bank and a former secretary, attended the meeting as the chief guest. Arun Kumar Chowdhury, managing director of the bank, was present as the special guest, while Meher Sultana, deputy managing director, presided over the meeting.
Among others present were general managers Mahmuda Yasmin, Md Shafiqul Islam Miah and Md Amirul Islam, along with deputy general managers from various departments of the head office and the deputy general manager of the principal branch in Dhaka.
In his keynote guidance, chairman AFM Matiur Rahman emphasised the need to identify existing gaps in branch operations across the regions and to achieve 100 per cent of the set targets under all performance indicators. He stressed the importance of selecting suitable entrepreneurs, ensuring the disbursement of quality loans and improving overall performance from the current level across all indicators.
In his address, managing director Arun Kumar Chowdhury highlighted the need to enhance loan recovery rates and ensure full achievement of targets related to loan disbursement and recovery. He also stressed improving the recovery of defaulted, classified and written-off loans to meet performance targets.
He advised bank officials to provide loans to unemployed youth in line with the bank's charter, diversify loan portfolios and strictly comply with all directives issued by the head office.
The managing director further underscored the importance of achieving 100 per cent targets under various programmes, including Sanchita, Green Finance and the digital loan programme 'Swapnochura'. He urged officials to make rigorous efforts during the remaining period of the current financial year to overcome shortfalls across all indicators.
