The lower limit was reduced from 5 percent to 2 percent. The upper limit was kept unchanged at 10 percent.
June 1, 2022The SME board commenced trading last October and has seen volume spikes as a result of a waiver from a requirement for traders to register.
April 15, 2022Stock exchange employees working in Regulatory Affairs departments for more than three years must transfer to other departments immediately.
March 23, 2022Trading to be halted if a listed company loses 2% in value. BSEC also urging banks to make fresh investments in the stock market.
March 14, 2022The BSEC eased the limit in response to requests from merchant bankers. Stock exchanges are directed to provide registration to investors free of cost.
February 28, 2022Investors must have at least BDT 5 million in stock investments to participate in the secondary market for SMEs listed on the new platform.
October 6, 2021The BSEC has initiated an inquiry into Banco Securities, which has already had its trading suspended and bank account frozen amid embezzlement allegations.
July 18, 2021BSEC Executive Director Mohammad Saifur Rahman told Regulation Asia the pre-opening and post-closing sessions will be effective as early as next month.
October 29, 2020Individual stocks will not be allowed to fall below their average closing prices of the preceding five days, and trading is curtailed to just three hours a day.
March 23, 2020Sonali Bank, Agrani Bank, Janata Bank, Rupali Bank and Bangladesh Development Bank will each have 25% of their shares listed on the stock market by end-October.
February 13, 2020