It added that the main agenda of Jose’s visit was to better understand Bangladesh’s current growth trajectory, gain insight into how the market dynamics are changing and how banks play an important role in Bangladesh’s journey to prosperity and progress. Could play, had to take a fresh look at it.
Throughout his journey, Jose explored how Standard Chartered Bangladesh is driving digital adoption, enabling clients to reach new heights, facilitating landmark projects, and accelerating sustainability.
Jose also spent some of his time in the country with UCEP Bangladesh, the beneficiaries of the bank’s community program, which drives re-skilling and employment restructuring efforts. The joint initiative between the bank and UCEP is helping around 2,400 individuals learn, earn and grow, the bank said in the statement.
