The organisation also called for necessary
amendments and, where appropriate, relaxation of existing regulatory
requirements to make business operations easier for listed companies.
The proposals were discussed at a meeting between
BAPLC representatives and Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC)
Chairman Masud Khan and commissioners on Sunday at the Securities Exchange
Building in Agargaon, Dhaka.
Led by BAPLC President Riyad Mahmud, a delegation
of the organisation took part in the meeting. Both sides discussed capital
market development, regulatory and policy issues concerning listed companies,
and ways to create a more business-friendly environment.
BAPLC representatives said existing regulatory
requirements should be amended or relaxed where necessary to facilitate the
operations of listed companies. They also stressed the need for policy and
regulatory measures to encourage new and qualified companies to raise funds
through IPOs.
According to BAPLC, such measures could help
improve the overall business environment and strengthen investor confidence,
while contributing to the sustainable development of the capital market.
The meeting also covered issues related to the
broader national economy. Participants emphasised the need for a more
supportive, transparent, predictable and business-friendly regulatory
environment.
BAPLC Vice President Engineer Syed Ishtiaq Ahmed
and executive committee members Raukadar Kader, Humayun Rashid, Syed Farzanah
Chowdhury, Sharif Shah Jamal Raj, Zeyad Rahman, Md Imam Shaheen, Hasan Tarek,
Major General Dr Monirul Islam (Akhtar), Md Zahidul Islam and Md Abdullah Al
Emran attended the meeting. BAPLC Secretary General Md Amzad Hossain was also
present.
BSEC Commissioners Tanvir Habib Rahman, Md Nafiz
Al Tariq and Md Hossain Sadat attended the meeting on behalf of the commission.
Topic : Investment Capital market IPO BAPLC
Monday, September 28, 2026
Published Date : September 28, 2026
