Khaborwala Online Desk
Published: 08 Feb 2026, 12:15 pm
Standard Bank PLC convened a comprehensive business review meeting on Saturday at its Dhaka headquarters, focusing on the strategic operations of its regional branches. The meeting brought together branch heads from across Dhaka and represented a significant step towards aligning local operations with both the bank’s domestic and international objectives.
The session was chaired by Mr Md Siddiqur Rahman, Acting Managing Director, who emphasised the importance of cohesive leadership in navigating complex market dynamics. The bank’s Chairman, Mr Md Abdul Aziz, attended as the chief guest, underscoring the critical role of commitment, integrity, and accountability in achieving corporate goals. Vice Chairman Mr Gulzar Ahmed, present as a special guest, highlighted the necessity of a service-driven approach to secure sustainable growth and long-term organisational success.
During the meeting, the business performance of Dhaka’s branches was analysed in detail. Senior executives provided strategic guidance to address ongoing local and global challenges, ensuring the bank remains adaptive in an evolving financial landscape. In addition, the 2026 operational targets for the Dhaka region were reviewed and finalised, establishing a clear roadmap for performance and growth.
Contributions from senior officers across key departments provided insights into strategic proposals, operational efficiency, and risk management practices. The table below summarises the primary executives in attendance along with their respective roles:
| Executive Officer | Position / Department |
|---|---|
| Sheikh Sirajul Kabir | Head, Special Asset Management Division |
| Md Monsur Ahmed | Head, Investment Risk Management Division |
| Md Kaiser Alam Mozumdar | Head, Human Resources Division |
| Md Salah Uddin, FCS | Chief Financial Officer (CFO) |
| Shah Rahat Uddin Ahmed | Head, Treasury Division |
| Md Moshfiqur Rahman | Chief Information Officer (CIO) |
The overall coordination of the meeting was overseen by Mr Md Rafiqul Rahman, Head of the Standard Bank Training Centre. The core objectives of the session included evaluating branch-level performance, providing strategic direction, and finalising plans to achieve the bank’s 2026 targets.
Industry experts note that such business review meetings play a pivotal role in enhancing inter-branch coordination, improving staff competencies, and ensuring operational transparency. By systematically monitoring progress and addressing emerging challenges, Standard Bank demonstrates its commitment to sustainable growth and robust corporate governance.
This strategic initiative is expected to strengthen organisational cohesion, maintain consistent branch performance, and bolster the bank’s reputation as a leading and forward-looking financial institution in Bangladesh.
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