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NRBC bank widens services through skilled manpower, modern tech: Chairman

Nine years of success in materialiing bank’s dream


Bangladeshpost
Published : 03 Apr 2022 09:05 PM

The NRBC bank is providing banking services to it’s customers by developing skilled manpower and utilizing modern technologies, said SM Parvez Tamal, Chairman of the NRBC Bank. 

He said employees of different levels of the Bank have worked tirelessly to extend banking services to cities as well as rural areas. Micro-credit loans are being disbursed to marginalized people through sub-branches. 

“We, the NRBs, have been very successful in achieving the goal we aimed for during the last nine years. We want door-to-door employment and development of rural areas. For this we are working through sub-branches, micro credits, partnership banking”, Parvez Tamal addressing the anniversary celebration of the bank on Sunday.

The NRBC Bank has stepped into its tenth year. The Directors and Sponsors of the Bank celebrated nine years of the bank’s successful journey.

On behalf of the Management, Managing Director and CEO Golam Aulia greeted the Chairman of the Bank SM Parvez Tamal, Directors AM Saidur Rahman, AKM Mostafizur Rahman, Shareholders Mohammad Ali Chowdhury Mamun and Arif Sikder on behalf of the Management. Besides, on the occasion of the ninth anniversary, Iftar and prayer mahfil was organized in all Branches and Sub-branches across the country on Sunday.

NRBC Bank, the dream company of 53 NRBs, was established in 2013. During the discussion, the Sponsors said that they are far ahead of all contemporary banks in terms of humanitarian and inclusive banking activities. Sub-Branches are being opened across the country to provide banking services to the people in the remotest of areas. 

Rafikul Islam Mia Arzoo, Vice Chairman of the Bank, said that NRBC Bank embodies good governance by setting a milestone. The Bank that went nearly bankrupt in 2016 is now being a leader and followed by other banks.

The bank has a deposit of Tk.11,046 crore at the end of December 2021 and loans and advances of Tk.10,479 crore. Single-digit interest based microfinance is being disbursed to create new entrepreneurs amongst the rural people. 

Micro-credit of Tk.815 crore has been disbursed to about 21,000 customers. There are 650 sub-branches including 93 branches for conducting service activities across the country.