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Khorshed Alam, the 5th Governor of Bangladesh Bank, was a distinguished civil servant, economist, and diplomat whose career spanned over four decades of dedicated service to Bangladesh. His impactful tenure as the Governor of Bangladesh Bank (from December 20, 1992, to November 21, 1996) brought significant reforms in the country’s financial sector, including foreign exchange… Continue reading Khorshed Alam: 5th Governor of Bangladesh Bank

Shegufta Bakht Chaudhuri, widely known as S. B. Chaudhuri, was a distinguished economist and public servant who played a pivotal role in shaping the economic and financial landscape of Bangladesh. Serving as the 4th Governor of Bangladesh Bank from April 12, 1987, to December 19, 1992, Mr. Chaudhuri’s tenure was marked by strategic reforms that… Continue reading Shegufta Bakht Chaudhuri: 4rth Governor of Bangladesh Bank

M. Nurul Islam, also known as Mohammad Nurul Islam, was born in 1924 in Barisal, British India (now Bangladesh). His early life was marked by financial struggles, but his resilience and dedication to education shaped his remarkable career in public service. He completed his graduation from Barisal BM College in 1946. He aspired to pursue… Continue reading M. Nurul Islam: 3rd Governor of Bangladesh Bank

Abul Khayer Naziruddin Ahmed, widely known as A.K.N. Ahmed (Selim), was a distinguished central and development banker whose remarkable career spanned over 40 years. He served as the 2nd Governor of Bangladesh Bank from November 19, 1974, to July 13, 1976. His tenure as Governor was marked by significant reforms, including the demonetization of the… Continue reading A.K.N. Ahmed: 2nd Governor of Bangladesh Bank

Mr. A. N. Hamidullah, also known as Abu Nazam Hamidullah, holds a distinguished place in the history of Bangladesh as the first Governor of Bangladesh Bank. His tenure from 18 January 1972 to 18 November 1974 was marked by his visionary leadership and strategic direction in establishing the monetary and credit system of a newly… Continue reading A. N. Hamidullah: The First Governor of Bangladesh Bank

As assurance providers, we play a critical role in giving confidence to stakeholders regarding the reliability of financial statements, internal controls, or other forms of reporting. However, a significant challenge we face is the “expectation gap” — the difference between what assurance providers understand they are delivering and what the users of the assurance report… Continue reading The Expectation Gap in Assurance Services