United Finance observed Financial Literacy Day 2026 through a series of awareness sessions held simultaneously across its 23 branches nationwide.
Entrepreneurs, customers and local stakeholders took part in the programmes, which aimed to enhance understanding of essential financial concepts, reads a press release.
The sessions focused on key aspects of financial literacy, with particular emphasis on safe and responsible cashless transactions.
Participants engaged actively in the discussions, reflecting growing public awareness of secure financial practices and the importance of informed decision-making in an increasingly digital financial landscape.
Speaking on the occasion, Mohammad Rafiqul Islam, managing director of United Finance, expressed his appreciation to participants across the branches.
“Bangladesh Bank has played a pivotal role in advancing financial literacy across the country in recent years. This nationwide effort has significantly improved people’s understanding of financial matters. Financial institutions like ours continue to benefit from the guidance and initiatives of Bangladesh Bank in this regard,” he said.
Financial Literacy Day is observed annually in Bangladesh on the first Monday of March, underscoring the nation’s commitment to building a financially informed and empowered population.
