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DHAKA, April 16, 2026 (BSS) - In a high-level move to synchronize capital market development with national policy, Tanvir Ghani, the Special Assistant to the Prime Minister for Investment and Capital Market Affairs, today reviewed the ongoing reforms of capital market and evaluated the commission's roadmap for future growth.
“Market reforms are not merely corrective, but are designed to foster long-term resilience and investor confidence. This strategic alignment is intended to ensure that the capital market acts as a primary engine for the nation’s economic ambitions,” he said.
The Special Assistant made the remarks while meeting with officials of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) at BSEC headquarters in the city, said a press release.
The meeting served as a critical touch point between the executive branch and the capital market regulator.
BSEC Chairman Khondoker Rashed Maqsood and Commissioners Md. Mohsin Chowdhury, Md. Ali Akbar, Farzana Lalarukh, and Md. Saifuddin, along with other senior officials of the commission attended at the meeting.
During the session, the commission delivered a comprehensive presentation detailing the current state of the capital market and its governing body.
The briefing focused extensively on the role and overall activities of the BSEC, providing a transparent look at its institutional framework and capacity.
Key thematic areas of the presentation included an analysis of the current ecosystem and regulatory framework, alongside a summary of the commission's most significant recent activities and achieved successes.
The commission also detailed how its future planning is being meticulously crafted to implement the government's election manifesto, particularly emphasizing the transition toward sustainable development within the financial sector.
The meeting concluded with a commitment to maintaining a robust reform agenda that balances market growth with investor protection.
