Positive Impacts of restructuring existing single working-capital limit like CC into - a CC and a STL limit.
Unlock financial agility and de-risk your portfolio. Discover why the strategic shift from a single Cash Credit (CC) limit to a hybrid CC and Short-Term Loan (STL) structure is becoming the new gold standard for modern banking and business growth.
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How to Confirm Shipments Are Made According to Declarations
For many grounds you may want to be sure about, whether the shipment is made as per declaration. As a stakeholder in an international import-export trade transaction, it is a typical curiosity. Now the question is how you can be sure without being present on the spot?
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What to Do When Original Bill of Lading is Lost?
Everyone becomes puzzled, thinking what to do when original Bill of lading is lost, or missing or has not arrived, the shipment of goods has arrived, and demurrage at the destination port is getting high up.Click Here to read the article >>
FOC Import in Bangladesh RMG Sector: Policy Rules, Limits, Compliance & 2025–2026 Updates on No Cost Basis Imports
Import under FOC (Free of Cost) or No Cost Basis is a specialized trade mechanism widely used in Bangladesh’s export-oriented garment industry.
Although the term “FOC” is sometimes confused with FOB, it is not part of Incoterms. Instead, it is governed by national regulations under Bangladesh’s import policy framework. This facility plays a vital role in enhancing export competitiveness, cost efficiency, and global buyer collaboration in the RMG sector.
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Understanding UPAS LC: Features, Benefits, Costs & Trade Finance Advantages in International Business
UPAS LC (Usance Payable at Sight Letter of Credit) has become one of the most popular trade finance solutions in international business. Exporters receive payment immediately while allowing importers to enjoy extended payment terms. This smart financing structure improves cash flow for both the buyer and seller, strengthens buyer-seller relationships, and supports smooth global trade transactions.
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Before investing money, shipping goods, or relying on a foreign buyer’s promise, every exporter must ask one critical question: Is the export contract legally enforceable?
A strong export contract protects your payment, reduces commercial risk, and gives you legal support in case of disputes. Understanding the key elements of a valid contract is essential for exporters, importers, bankers, and trade finance professionals alike.
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Back-to-Back LC in Bangladesh: Latest Rules, Process and Bangladesh Bank Guidelines (2026 Update)
A complete, updated guide to Back-to-Back Letter of Credit (BTB LC) in Bangladesh covering rules, process, value addition requirements and Bangladesh Bank FE Circular No. 33 for exporters, bankers and trade professionals.
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Opening Accounts for Depositing Hard-Earned Money in Bangladesh Has Become Very Easy
With simplified banking procedures and attractive foreign currency deposit schemes, Bangladesh’s financial sector is making it easier than ever for non-residents and foreign investors to securely grow their savings.
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Operational Forex Rates and Their Use in Banking Transactions
Understanding the operational exchange rate used by banks is essential for anyone dealing with foreign currency transactions. Many customers notice that they receive different amounts of local currency for the same foreign currency in different transactions, which often leads to confusion.
Current vs Savings Account (Bangladesh Perspective)
In Bangladesh’s growing banking system, choosing the right account is important. It affects how you save, spend, and manage money.
Two common options are current accounts and savings accounts. Both are useful. But they serve different purposes.
Bank Resolution Act, 2026: Doors open for ex-owners to reclaim banks
The newly enacted Bank Resolution Act, 2026 has introduced a significant shift in Bangladesh’s banking reform trajectory, allowing former bank owners to regain control of institutions that are currently under merger or restructuring. The move has sparked debate among economists and regulators, with critics warning that it may weaken accountability in the financial sector.
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