Sylhet Hosts Karmasangsthan Bank Business Review Meeting

Karmasangsthan Bank convened its Business Review Meeting-2026 on Saturday, assembling key financial officers in Sylhet to evaluate regional performance. Arranged as a core component of the bank’s current 90-day special programme, the conference required the presence of all Regional Managers, Branch Managers, and Second Officers serving under the Sylhet Divisional Office.

The event’s chief guest was Dr A.F.M. Matiur Rahman, a former Government Secretary who currently serves as the Chairman of the Board of Directors for Karmasangsthan Bank, according to an official corporate press release.

Executive Directives and Strategic Guidance

A high-ranking delegation from the bank’s central administration travelled to the region to provide operational guidance. Managing Director Arun Kumar Chowdhury and General Manager Md. Amirul Islam attended the deliberations as special guests. The session was formally chaired by Khaled Mohammad Jahangir, the Deputy General Manager of the Sylhet Divisional Office, whilst Manoj Roy, the Deputy General Manager of the central Law, Research and Development Department, was also in attendance to oversee regulatory alignment.

During his keynote address, Dr A.F.M. Matiur Rahman instructed the assembled banking officials to focus heavily on the quality of loan distribution. He noted that the primary objective of credit disbursement must be the creation of sustainable, long-term entrepreneurs. Furthermore, the Chairman called for a comprehensive upgrade across all business indicators within the Sylhet Division, asserting that branch targets must be met through integrated local initiatives, personal responsibility, and strict operational sincerity.

Loan Recovery and Operational Targets

Managing Director Arun Kumar Chowdhury focused his presentation on risk mitigation and financial sustainability. He stated that the successful execution of the bank’s 90-day special programme depends heavily on increasing the loan recovery rate and expanding the total loan balance. He placed particular emphasis on the need for rigorous, structured campaigns to recover classified, defaulted, and previously written-off loans.

The primary administrative details and leadership roles from the review meeting are outlined in the table below:

Chowdhury concluded his address by demanding absolute professionalism and accountability from all regional staff. He urged the division’s managers to work collectively to ensure that every branch achieves the 100 per cent operational target set by the bank’s head office.