Bangladesh Bank

The Bangladesh Bank is the central bank and financial sector regulator of the People's Republic of Bangladesh. Established in 1971, its primary mandate is to conduct monetary policy aimed at maintaining price and financial stability. While the specific industries it operates in are not mentioned, its role as a regulator and central bank positions it at the core of the country's financial system. As of now, there is no publicly disclosed information regarding its last investment or the involved investors. The lack of available data on recent investments and investors may suggest a conservative financial approach or a focus on internal operations and regulatory functions.