IFIC Bank holds Half-Yearly Business Conference 2026 for Dhaka Regions

IFIC Bank PLC held its Half-Yearly Business Conference 2026 for Dhaka North and South Regions on Wednesday, August 12, at the Multipurpose Hall of IFIC Tower in Purana Paltan, Dhaka. Managing director Syed Mansur Mustafa attended the daylong conference as chief guest. Md Monitur Rahman, DMD & chief information officer; Sheikh Akhter Uddin Ahmed, DMD & chief of loan performance... Details

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