Citizens Bank has prioritised business expansion in small and medium enterprises (SMEs), agriculture and other key sectors as it seeks to meet its targets for the remaining months of 2026 amid emerging economic challenges.
The bank outlined its strategy at its Quarterly Business Review Meeting for September 2026, held at its head office in Motijheel, Dhaka, to assess third-quarter performance and identify measures to sustain growth, the bank said in a press release.
Citizens Bank Managing Director Alamgir Hossain presided over the meeting, which reviewed business achievements, identified areas for improvement and assessed progress towards the bank’s strategic objectives.
Participants discussed prevailing macroeconomic conditions, emerging challenges and their potential implications for the banking sector.
The meeting emphasised proactive business strategies, stronger risk management and improved operational efficiency to navigate the evolving economic environment.
Particular attention was given to expanding business in SMEs, agriculture and other priority sectors, recognising their importance in promoting inclusive development and contributing to Bangladesh’s economic growth.
Citizens Bank Deputy Managing Directors Md Mostafizur Rahman and Md Abdul Latif, along with divisional and branch heads from across the country, attended the meeting.
Participants shared insights on business challenges and discussed actionable strategies to support sustainable growth.
