BRAC Bank has retained its position as the leading bank in secondary market trading of government securities for the fourth consecutive year, according to the latest annual report on government securities trading published by Bangladesh Bank.
In the 2024–25 financial year, BRAC Bank increased its market share in the secondary market to 17.03 per cent, up from 13.39 per cent a year earlier, reinforcing its top ranking and extending its lead in trading of state-owned securities.
The bank said the performance was supported by its technology-driven treasury operations, a large government securities portfolio and sustained investment in advanced digital infrastructure, alongside deeper market insight and execution capability.
BRAC Bank Deputy Managing Director and Head of Wholesale Banking Md Shaheen Iqbal CFA said the achievement reflected the lender’s focus on market understanding, operational excellence and access to financial products. He said the bank continued to prioritise integrity, agility and innovation while serving clients and stakeholders.
The bank has been expanding its wholesale and treasury capabilities as part of a broader strategy to strengthen institutional banking and capital market participation. It said its approach to financial innovation and digital execution had helped it deliver consistent performance in government securities trading.
Bangladesh Bank’s yearly report tracks trading activity in the secondary market for government securities, a key component of liquidity management and institutional investment in the banking system.
