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List Of Investment Banks In Bangladesh

Published by Gbaf News

Posted on October 30, 2012

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· Last updated: September 17, 2018

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AB Bank

Agrani Bank

Al-Arafah Bank

Bangladesh Development Bank

Bank Al-falah
Bank Asia
BASIC Bank
BRAC Bank
City Bank
Dhaka Bank
Dutch-Bangla Bank
Eastern Bank
EXIM Bank
First Security Bank
Habib Bank
HSBC
ICB Islamic Bank
IFIC Bank
Jamuna Bank
Janata Bank
Krishi Bank
Mercantile Bank
Mutual Trust Bank
National Bank
National Bank of Pakistan
NCC Bank
One Bank
Premier Bank
Prime Bank
Pubali Bank
Rajshahi Krishi Unnayan Bank
Rupali Bank
Shahjalal Islami Bank
Social Islami Bank
Sonali Bank
Southeast Bank
Standard Chartered
Trust Bank
United Commercial Bank
Uttara Bank

Key Takeaways

  • Bangladesh hosts a diverse range of banks offering investment banking services across commercial, Islamic, and development segments.
  • Key players include government-backed institutions like Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB) and private/commercial banks such as IFIC Bank, Islami Bank PLC, BASIC Bank, and Meghna Bank.
  • Specialized merchant banks (e.g., AB Investment Ltd., AIBL Capital Management Ltd., Agrani Equity & Investment Ltd.) further enhance capital market services.
  • Prime Bank’s investment arm (PBIL) recently earned “Best Investment Bank for M&A” and “Best Bank for Securities Services” at Euromoney Awards 2025, highlighting innovation.
  • Bangladesh’s investment banking sector includes development finance firms like Green Delta Capital and IDLC offering services from M&A to IPOs.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the largest investment bank in Bangladesh?
The Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB) is the oldest and largest investment bank in Bangladesh.
Which bank’s investment arm recently got recognized internationally?
Prime Bank Investment Limited (PBIL) was named “Best Investment Bank for M&A” and “Best Bank for Securities Services in Bangladesh” at Euromoney Awards 2025.
Are there specialized merchant banks in Bangladesh?
Yes. Examples include AB Investment Ltd., AIBL Capital Management Ltd., and Agrani Equity & Investment Ltd., offering focused capital market and advisory services.

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