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Academic Calendar 2021 ACADEMIC CALENDAR 2021 Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management BIBM Governing Board Chairman Governor, Bangladesh Bank Members Deputy Governors, Bangladesh Bank MD & CEO, Export Import Bank of Bangladesh Limited CEO & MD, Janata Bank Limited MD & CEO, NRB Commercial Bank Limited MD & CEO, Agrani Bank Limited MD, Union Bank Limited MD, Bangladesh Krishi Bank MD & CEO, NRB Bank Limited MD & CEO, Uttara Bank Limited MD & CEO, Dhaka Bank Limited President & MD, AB Bank Limited MD, Investment Corporation of Bangladesh MD & CEO, Eastern Bank Limited MD & CEO, The Premier Bank Limited MD, United Commercial Bank Limited Country Manager, Habib Bank Limited MD & CEO, Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited Country Manager, Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC MD & CEO, IFIC Bank Limited Country Head, Bank Alfalah MD & CEO, Dutch-Bangla Bank Limited Citi Country Officer, Bangladesh, Citibank, N.A. MD, ONE Bank Limited Dean, Faculty of Business Studies, University of MD, Al-Arafah Islami Bank Limited Dhaka (University Representative) MD & CEO,Trust Bank Limited Member-Secretary Director General, BIBM BIBM Executive Committee Chairman Deputy Governor-1 Bangladesh Bank Members CEO & MD, Sonali Bank Limited MD, Bangladesh Krishi Bank MD & CEO, Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited Chairman, Association of Bankers Bangladesh Limited Country Head, Bank Alfalah Dean, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Dhaka Member-Secretary Director General, BIBM Academic Calendar 2021 Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management Plot-4, Main Road-1(South), Section-2, Mirpur, Dhaka-1216 Academic Calendar Committee 2021 Advisor Md. Akhtaruzzaman, Ph.D. Director General Chairman Mohammed Sohail Mustafa Associate Professor & Director (Training & Certification Programs) Members Md. Ali Akbar Faraji General Manager, Bangladesh Bank & Former Director (Admin. & Accounts), BIBM Dr. Ashraf Al Mamun Associate Professor & Director (Research, Development & Consultancy) Atul Chandra Pandit Associate Professor Dr. Md. Shahid Ullah Associate Professor Md. Ruhul Amin Assistant Professor Dr. Md. Mahabbat Hossain Assistant Professor Tofayel Ahmed Assistant Professor Md. Foysal Hasan Lecturer MembersMember Secretary Secretary Antara Zareen Assistant Professor Academic Calendar Preparation & Compilation Team Mohammed Sohail Mustafa Associate Professor & Director (Training & Certification Programs) Antara Zareen Assistant Professor Support Team Md. Al-Mamun Khan Publications Cum-Public Relations Officer Sujan Kumar Ghosh Training Officer & Program Officer (Certification Programs) Sumona Moqutadar Happy Office Assistant & Program Associate (Certification Programs) Md. Morshadur Rahman Proof Reader Nippon Chakma Computer Operator & Program Associate (Certification Programs) Graphics & Design Md. Nasir Uddin Computer System Support Associate General Information Prologue BIBM Academic Calendar is the roadmap of BIBM activities for a particular year. Every year BIBM prepares Academic Calendar incorporating its regular Professional Development Programs, Education and Research Programs such as Roundtable Discussion, Seminar and International Conference. Calendar preparation process of BIBM starts with the formation of Academic Calendar Committee comprising its faculty members. The committee, after in-house consultation and careful examination of comments of last year’s participants, prepares a draft list of the training courses, training workshops, research workshops, review workshops and research projects etc. to be included in the Academic Calendar for the next year. Then the draft is finalized in a Need Assessment Meeting with the participation of head of the training institutes, the HR departments and other representatives of all member banks of BIBM. After finalizing the draft of the Academic Calendar, it is placed before the BIBM Executive Committee. Accommodating the recommendations of the BIBM Executive Committee, the proposed academic activities are placed before the Governing Board for final approval. The activities of BIBM have been expanded, enriched and transformed over the years, specially over the last few years. In the beginning, BIBM had to concentrate on training of the entry-level officers due to absence of appropriate training infrastructure in the banking industry. However, with the passage of time it assumed the responsibility of imparting training to the mid and senior level officials of the banking sector. In the early nineties, the financial sector of Bangladesh underwent a number of reform measures as part of Financial Sector Reform Program (FSRP) and structural adjustment in the economy. In response to these reforms, the banking sector of Bangladesh demanded up-gradation of capabilities of managerial-level officials as the banks expanded their horizon of operations. Practically, growing expansion, cross-country linkages, and crises experiences have continuously been contributing in reshaping and transforming the global banking activities. In line with that, BIBM regularly updates its training areas, contents and methods. Especially, introduction of research based professional development programs brought notable transformational changes in the research activities of BIBM. And, by the time these programs (Review Workshops and Research Workshops) received tremendous appreciation of the banking community. BIBM has launched a joint certification course on “Certified Expert in Risk Management” with Frankfurt School of Finance and Management, Germany and four other certification courses on “Certified Expert in Trade Services”; “Certified Expert in Credit Management”; “Certified Expert in Anti-Money Laundering and Financial Crime (CEAF)” and “Certified Expert in E-Banking (CEEB)”. Moreover, the institute has launched two certification programs jointly with Moody’s on “Certificate in Commercial Credit (CICC)” and ‘Certificate in SME Credit (CiSMEC). Moreover, BIBM has been conducting feasibility study to launch another Certification Program in the specialized area of Islamic Banking. In 1997, BIBM entered into highly specialized professional education program through offering a post-graduate program in bank management - the MBM. Initially, the program was conducted during day time. Later on, responding to the demand from in-service professionals, MBM-Evening program was launched. Initially the programs were run under CPGS (Center for Post Graduate Studies) Academic Calendar 2021 BIBM| i affiliated with National University. In 2012, University of Dhaka has given fresh affiliation to Dhaka School of Bank Management (DSBM) to run MBM programs at BIBM. Beside training education, BIBM's current activities include undertaking research, organizing seminars and international conferences and publishing reports on the issues relevant to the banking and financial sector. BIBM publishes Bank Parikrama (a quarterly journal), Banking Research Series (a yearly publication of the keynote papers of BIBM research workshops), Banking Review Series (a yearly publication of the review workshop papers), Research Monographs (publications of the BIBM research projects), Risk Enlightenment (A Bulletin on Risk Management), BIBM Bulletin (a quarterly publication) and Lecture on ‘Ethics in Banking’ (a compilation of memorial lecture on Banking Ethics), and Lecture on “Central Banking” on a regular basis. Till the year 2020, BIBM trained a total of 98,369 officers of banks and financial institutions, and in 2020, the number of attendees in training programs was 4556. Moreover, 2922 mid and senior level bankers took part in the review workshop, research workshop, seminar and research based/discussion programs. Further, 953 MBM graduates passed out from BIBM during the period 1997-2020 and almost all of them have joined the banking profession. Besides, 373 MBM-Evening graduates passed out from BIBM since inception in 2006. During the pandemic situation, BIBM was not refrained from its activities, rather switched all of its on-campus activities into on-line platform using Zoom. The responses from the audience in this on-line platform were tremendous. BIBM organizes Annual Banking Conference, Regional Banking Conference, two lecture programs titled “Ethics in Banking” and “Central Banking” every year. The institute also organizes special training programs and provides support in recruiting bank officials in response to the special requisition of our member banks. Following the regular process of formulating Academic Calendar of BIBM, a draft Academic Calendar was presented by the Academic Calendar Committee in the Need Assessment Meeting held in November, 2020 chaired by DG, BIBM. The Academic Calendar of BIBM for the year 2021 has been approved by the Governing Board for onward implementation. I congratulate Academic Calendar Committee and BIBM colleagues for successfully accomplishing the task of finalizing and printing the Academic Calendar 2021. Despite consultation with the stakeholders, some of the training needs might remain unaddressed. BIBM welcomes suggestions from all concerned for inclusion of unaddressed Banking Sector issues and committed to further improvement of its activities. (Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman) Director General ii | BIBM Academic Calendar 2021 Table of Contents Page Title No. General Information 1 Summarized Statement of Academic Calendar 9 Course-wise Load Distributions 21 Training Courses Asset-Liability Management in Banks 31 Bank Management for Senior Executives 32 Banking for IT Executives 33 Banking Technology for Non-IT Executives 34 Branch Management 35 Credit Risk Management in Banks
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