ETBL Securities opens branch at Dilkusha
Sunday, 16 November 2008
ETBL Securities and Exchange Ltd, an affiliate of ETBL Holdings Ltd, opened its second branch at 13, Dilkusha in the city Saturday to facilitate its growing customers in the Motijheel business district, says a press release.
ETBL, a member of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), has been active in the capital market for the last three years. Beside their corporate clients, they have an individual client base of over 7000 small and medium range investors.
ETBL's services ranges from stocks and share trading to IPO as well as portfolio management.
Chairman and Managing Director of the company Mahbubur Rahman formally opened the branch. Senior officials of the company as well as invited guests from different corporate houses attended the milad malifil organised on the occasion.
To meet the growing demand of the investors, ETBL has planned to extend its operation to the important commercial centres of the country in due course.
Bangladesh capital market is still untapped and there is a lot of undiscovered potential. Investors must have confidence in the business. The brokerage houses along with DSE and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), must make this a key agendum in their drive to make the stock market a safer investment option in the Bangladesh economy, added the press release.
ETBL, a member of the Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), has been active in the capital market for the last three years. Beside their corporate clients, they have an individual client base of over 7000 small and medium range investors.
ETBL's services ranges from stocks and share trading to IPO as well as portfolio management.
Chairman and Managing Director of the company Mahbubur Rahman formally opened the branch. Senior officials of the company as well as invited guests from different corporate houses attended the milad malifil organised on the occasion.
To meet the growing demand of the investors, ETBL has planned to extend its operation to the important commercial centres of the country in due course.
Bangladesh capital market is still untapped and there is a lot of undiscovered potential. Investors must have confidence in the business. The brokerage houses along with DSE and Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), must make this a key agendum in their drive to make the stock market a safer investment option in the Bangladesh economy, added the press release.