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DSE hosts workshop on pledged share confiscation for banks and NBFIs

DSE hosts workshop on pledged share confiscation for banks and NBFIs
Attendees of the workshop titled “Confiscation of Pledged Shares under DSE Listing Regulations for Banks and NBFIs” organised by DSE’s Listing Affairs Department and DSE Training Academy on Wednesday, August 6, 2025. Photo: TIMES
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The Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE) hosted a workshop titled “Confiscation of Pledged Shares under DSE Listing Regulations for Banks and NBFIs” on 6 August 2025.

The event, organized by DSE’s Listing Affairs Department and DSE Training Academy, addressed key topics surrounding securities pledging, release, and confiscation, according to a press statement.

The workshop was attended by DSE Director Major General (Retd) Mohammad Kamruzzaman, who highlighted the importance of understanding the nuances of share pledging, particularly for banks and non-banking financial institutions (NBFIs).

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He emphasized the need for professionals to grasp the regulatory frameworks set by DSE and Central Depository Bangladesh Limited (CDBL) to ensure effective handling of pledged shares.

The hybrid event, conducted both online and offline, also featured insights from senior DSE officials, including Deputy General Manager Syed Al Amin Rahman, Assistant General Manager Mohammad Rabiul Islam, and CDBL General Manager Rakibul Islam Chowdhury.

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They discussed the legal and operational aspects of share pledging and confiscation, outlining how these processes align with the broader regulatory and ethical standards of the capital market.

In his speech, DSE Chief Operating Officer and Acting Managing Director Mohammad Asadur Rahman emphasized the importance of continuous learning and the significance of maintaining ethical standards in the capital market.

He confirmed that DSE plans to host more such programs to keep industry professionals updated.

The workshop provided participants with a deeper understanding of the legal and procedural requirements for share pledging, documentation, and the confiscation process. The training was designed to equip market participants with practical knowledge for handling securities and ensuring compliance with both regulatory and ethical norms.

 

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