Managing Director and CEO of BRAC Financial institution Selim RF Hossain has formally apologised for his assertion about Bangladesh Financial institution officials for the length of a seminar organised by the Bangladesh Institute of Financial institution Management on 4 December.
In his reliable assertion, he expressed feel sorry about and acknowledged that his remarks had been impulsive and depraved, perchance causing offense to the central monetary institution’s officials.
“I sincerely apologise for the unintended and depraved feedback I made about Bangladesh Financial institution officials for the length of the seminar. Upon extra reflection, I realise that my statements had been rash and thoughtless, which could even need injure or offended the officials. On the opposite hand, I had no such intention. It looks I failed to enlighten my solutions precisely,” he mentioned within the assertion.
The BRAC Financial institution MD defined that his feedback stemmed from frustration over the monetary challenges faced by the banking sector sooner than the political transition in August 2024 below the previous executive. On the opposite hand, he admitted that these feedback had been neither appropriate nor reflective of his deep appreciate and appreciation for the dedication of Bangladesh Financial institution officials.
“I deeply feel sorry about any injure or confusion prompted by my feedback and exclaim you that I shall be more cautious in due direction to manual sure of any repetition. I hope my precise apology shall be accredited, and we are able to proceed our collaborative work with mutual appreciate and realizing,” his assertion concluded.
He acknowledged that his emotionally charged remarks fell making an try professional standards and clarified that they had been deepest and made with out ample consideration. He expressed feel sorry about for any misunderstanding or injure prompted by his words.
On 4 December, at an occasion organised by the Bangladesh Institute of Financial institution Management, Selim, within the presence of the central monetary institution governor, alleged that some Bangladesh Financial institution officials had been “blackmailing” commercial banks.
He moreover mentioned the alleged strain exerted by central monetary institution officials on appointments, transfers and promotions.
