Resetting Bangladesh

Resetting Bangladesh

Dr Md Touhidul Alam Khan, CEO of NRBC Bank PLC. Sketch: TBS

From political shackles to financial clarity: A new era in Bangladeshi banking sector

Bangladesh’s banking sector has long operated under political shadows. A new government brings the opportunity to strengthen independence, professionalism, and regulatory reforms, restoring trust...

Rashed Al Mahmud Titumir, Professor, Department of Development Studies, University of Dhaka. Sketch: TBS

Repurposing fiscal policy for Bangladesh to achieve an economy for all

Post-election macroeconomic priorities

Post-election macroeconomic priorities

Asif Khan, President of CFA Society Bangladesh. Photo: TBS

Improving treasury management in state-owned enterprises

Mamun Rashid, Chairman at Financial Excellence Ltd. Sketch: TBS

Contractionary monetary policy failing to curb inflation?

Dr Muhammad Abdul Mazid, Former Chairman, National Board of Revenue (NBR)

Financial sector reform and its aftermath

Dr Akhand Mohammad Akhtar Hossain, Chief Economist, Bangladesh Bank. Sketch: TBS

Why price stability comes first in Bangladesh Bank’s monetary policy

Dr Monzur Hossain Member (Secretary), General Economics Division, Bangladesh Planning Commission

Next government’s challenges: sustaining macroeconomic stability and curbing inflation

Dr KAS Murshid, former director general, Bangladesh Institute of Development Studies (BIDS). Sketch: TBS

Elections and economic revival: Why Bangladesh needs more than a democratic moment

Sadiq Ahmed, Vice Chairperson, Policy Research Institute of Bangladesh. Sketch: TBS

Key policy priorities for the next government

M Humayun Kabir, Former Bangladesh Ambassador to the US. Sketch: TBS

Balancing neighbours, major powers will define Bangladesh's future diplomacy

Photo: Tahsin Samin/ TBS

Rebuilding trust as Bangladesh charts its path to crucial elections

Dr Shahdeen Malik, Constitution Expert. Sketch: TBS

What kind of parliament do we really want?