Abstract:
The Goal of this research is to learn about good corporate governance procedures in Bangladesh in the institutions of finance companies. Bangladesh is one of the world's least economically developed nations. The country's economic progress is hampered by a lack of corporate governance. This reason the Bank’s market access and activities, as well as their removal from the market in the event of failure, are all regulated by well-designed regulations of the banking industry. While there is broad agreement on the content of banking legislation at the level of financial policy, their drafting frequently leaves something to be desired. Despite popular belief, the types of flaws in banking regulations are hardly country-specific; many flaws are shared by numerous banking laws. This working paper examines those flaws and potential solutions by focusing on a set of legal policy principles. This research was conducted to see if good corporate governance is being implemented effectively in Bangladesh and to provide insight into which strategy will be more acceptable to the country. Inbound and outbound logistics are expected to boost efficiency, profitability, long-term sustainability, and the creation of specific competences for the Bangladesh economy. One of the 17 Sustainable Development Goals, Sustainable Development Goal 8, is about "decent work and economic growth." A good governance practice will assist in ensuring a good corporation in Bangladesh's financial sector and achieving the SDG Goals.
Description:
This thesis submitted in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Law in East West University, Dhaka, Bangladesh
