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Agreements Signed Agreements signed DBBL signed the Master Facility Agreement Project "Investment Promotion & Financing Facility" with implementing agency - Bangladesh Bank. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited and Mr. Md. Abul Quasem, the Project Director & Executive Director of Bangladesh Bank signed the agreement on behalf of the respective organizations. Senior executives of both the organizations were also present at the signing ceremony. Under the lead arrangement of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited a syndicated term loan agreement of Taka 273.32 million was signed for R.A.K. Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Limited. The Managing Directors, representatives of participating banks and Managing Director, other Sponsor Shareholders and Chief Executive Officer of R.A.K. Pharmaceuticals Pvt. Limited are seen in the picture. DBBL signed an agreement with Warid Telecom International Limited for collection of mobile phone bills. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director, Dutch- Bangla Bank Limited and Mr. Muneer Farooqui, CEO of Warid Telecom International Limited and other Senior Executives of both the organizations were present on the occasion. DBBL signed ATM sharing agreement with National Credit & Commerce Bank Limited. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of Dutch- Bangla Bank Limited and Mr. Md. Nurul Amin, Managing Director of National Credit & Commerce Bank Limited signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. Senior Executives of both the organizations were also present at the signing ceremony. DBBL signed a Subordinated Loan agreement of EURO 5.00 million with the Netherlands Development Finance Company (FMO) at the Bank's Head Office. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of DBBL and Mr. W. J. M. Wienk, Director, Mr. A. P. J. de Vette, Senior Investment Officer of FMO signed the agreement on behalf of the respective organizations. Among others, Mr. AHM Nazmul Quadir, Additional Managing Director, Mr. K. S. Tabrez, Deputy Managing Director (Administration), Mr. Ghulam Kabir, Deputy Managing Director (Operation) and senior executives of DBBL were also present in the signing ceremony. DBBL signed ATM sharing agreement with Prime Bank Limited. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited and Mr. Md. Shahjahan Bhuiyan, Managing Director of Prime Bank Limited signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. Senior Executives of both the organizations were also present at the signing ceremony. DBBL and Dhaka Club Limited signed an agreement for installation of an ATM Booth at the Club premises. Mr. Abul Kashem Md. Shirin, Senior Executive Vice President & Head of IT of DBBL and Group Capt. (Rtd) Mozahidul Islam, Secretary of Dhaka Club signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. DBBL signed ATM sharing agreement with United Commercial Bank Limited. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited and Mr. Hamidul Huq, Managing Director of United Commercial Bank Limited signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. Senior Executives of both the organizations were also present at the signing ceremony. DBBL signed ATM sharing agreement with Southeast Bank Limited. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited and Mr. Neaz Ahmed, Managing Director of Southeast Bank Limited signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations. Senior Executives of both the organizations were also present at the signing ceremony. Mr. Muhammad Shahidul Islam, Senior Executive Vice President and Head of Credit of DBBL and Mr. Mahbubur Rahman, Director and Head, Financial Institutions of Citibank N.A. Bangladesh signed the agreement on behalf of their respective organizations for providing retail banking services by DBBL to employees/owners of Citibank corporate customers in Bangladesh. Mr. Md. Yeasin Ali, Managing Director of DBBL and Mr. Mamun Rashid, Managing Director and Citigroup Country Officer - Bangladesh were present at the signing ceremony along with other senior executives of both the organizations. .
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