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Overview of Regulatory Environment |
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| The main institutions providing microfinance services in Bangladesh include: 1) NGO-MFIs, 2) Grameen Bank (organized independently under the Grameen Bank Ordinance of 1983), and 3) commercial and specialized banks. NGO-MFIs are regulated by the Microcredit Regulatory Authority and register with the NGO Affairs Bureau if they receive foreign funds. Banks (excluding Grameen Bank) are regulated by the Bangladesh Bank. | ||
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Read this INFORMATIVE PROFILE of the legal and regulatory environment for microfinance in Bangladesh from the Comparative Database on Regulation and Supervision. |
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Financial Regulators |
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| Bangladesh Bank | ||
| Microcredit Regulatory Authority | ||
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Recommended Reading |
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| » | Microfinance Industry Report: Bangladesh Credit and Development Forum, Banking with the Poor Network, SEEP Network (2009) |
| » | Bangladesh Microfinance Country Profile Credit and Development Forum (CDF) (2006) Asia Resource Centre for Microfinance (ARCM) |
| » | Regulatory Architecture for Microfinance in Asia: Bangladesh Miah, M. (2006) Asian Productivity Organization |
