Dhaka Bank recently organized two workshops on “Implementation of Risk-Based Supervision (RBS)” at the premises of Dhaka Bank Training Institute [DBTI]. The workshops aimed to enhance the understanding and preparedness of the Bank’s senior and mid-level executives regarding Bangladesh Bank’s Risk-Based Supervision (RBS) framework, with particular emphasis on effective risk governance, regulatory compliance, and supervisory readiness.

Mr. A K M Shahnawaj, Additional Managing Director, Dhaka Bank PLC, inaugurated the workshop and emphasized the strategic importance of strengthening risk governance, regulatory preparedness, and institutional accountability in the evolving supervisory environment.

Mr. Mohammad Abdur Rab, Director, and Ms. Shirajum Munira, Additional Director, Supervisory Policy and Coordination Department (SPCD), Bangladesh Bank, conducted the technical sessions. They shared valuable insights into the RBS framework, supervisory methodology, regulatory expectations, and practical considerations for its effective implementation in the banking sector. The sessions covered key areas, including risk identification and assessment, risk management practices, regulatory data reporting, supervisory preparedness, and the roles and responsibilities of various business and support functions in implementing the RBS framework. Senior and mid-level executives from different divisions, departments, and branches of Dhaka Bank PLC participated in the workshops and engaged in interactive discussions with the resource persons. The programs provided a valuable platform for exchanging knowledge and strengthening organizational understanding of the strategic and operational implications of Risk-Based Supervision. The initiatives reaffirm Dhaka Bank’s continued commitment to sound corporate governance, proactive risk management, regulatory compliance, and institutional capacity building through continuous learning and professional development.