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FEPD Circular No-13

FEPD Circular No. 13 : Export Development Fund (EDF)



Please refer to paragraph 5 of FE Circular No. 25, dated December 22, 2009 in terms of
which an EDF loan to an Authorized Dealer (AD) bank against their foreign currency financing
of input procurement for manufacturer-exporter and BTMA member mill does not exceed
permissible entitlement or USD 10 million, whichever is lower. It has now been decided to
enhance the above limit from USD 10 million to USD 12 million.

Attention of ADs is also invited to FE Circular No. 04, dated February 10, 2013
regarding EDF loan availability to BGAPMEA member mills for bulk import of input
procurements. It has now been decided that EDF loans will be available also to member mills of
the Bangladesh Plastic Goods Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BPGMEA) making bulk
import of raw materials for local deliveries of garment accessories to manufacturer-exporters
against inland back to back LCs in foreign exchange. An EDF loan to an AD against their
foreign currency financing of input imports for a BPGMEA member mill shall not exceed (i) the
value realized in foreign exchange against inland back to back LCs over the past twelve months,
or (ii) USD 500,000 (five hundred thousand), whichever is lower.

Other instructions contained in FE Circular No. 25, dated December 22, 2009 and its
subsequent circulars shall remain unchanged.

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Bangladesh Agent Banking Guidelines for Banks.

Guidelines on Agent Banking for the Banks Introduction Agent Banking means providing limited scale banking and financial services to the underserved population through engaged agents under a valid agency agreement, rather than a teller/ cashier. It is the owner of an outlet who conducts banking transactions on behalf of a bank. Globally these retailers are being increasingly utilized as important distribution channels for financial inclusion. Bangladesh Bank has also decided to promote this complimentary channel to reach to the poor segment of the society as well as existing bank customer with a range of financial services specially to geographically dispersed locations.