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AB Bank donates Tk. 2 crore to chief advisor’s relief and welfare fund

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Business Desk :

AB Bank under CSR programme has contributed of Tk. 2 crore to the “chief advisor’s relief and welfare fund” to support the people, suffering from devastating flood in the various parts of the country.
The founder Chairman of the Bank, the members of the board of Directors and shareholders of the bank have contributed to this fund. All the employees of the bank and its subsidiaries have also participated by forgoing their one day’s salary.
Mr Syed Mizanur Rahman, Additional Managing Director along with Mr Shawkat Aziz, Chief Business Officer of AB Bank handed over the cheque to Mr Faruk E Azam, Bir Protik, Honourable adviser, Ministry of Disaster Management and Relief, reads a press release.

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