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IFIC Islamic

By The Economist

IFIC Bank recently unveiled 'IFIC Islamic,' an extensive suite of shariah-compliant banking services. It is designed to provide a holistic array of Islamic financial solutions alongside its regular offerings.

The ceremonial launch of 'IFIC Islamic' transpired within the versatile hall of IFIC Tower located at 61, Purana Paltan, Dhaka. Salman F Rahman, MP, an adviser to the Prime Minister on private industry and investment, and the chairman of IFIC Bank, officiated the inauguration as the principal guest. Md Khurshid Alam, the deputy governor of Bangladesh Bank, honored the occasion as the distinguished guest.


 

IFIC Bank, a leading name in the banking sector, stands as a beacon of trust and reliability. Established to cater to diverse financial needs, IFIC Bank has grown remarkably, offering a wide array of services. Its commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction sets it apart in the competitive financial landscape. Syed Mansur Mustafa, the managing director of IFIC Bank, presented the welcoming address at the event.

Customer satisfaction is paramount at IFIC Bank. The bank's customer service team is dedicated to addressing all queries and concerns promptly. Personalized service ensures that every customer feels valued and understood. IFIC Bank offers expert financial advisory services. Whether you are planning for retirement or investing in your child's education, the bank's advisors provide sound financial guidance. These services are designed to help customers make informed financial decisions.

From now on, the customers can access Islamic banking services through more than 1,400 branches and sub-branches within the expansive network of IFIC Bank PLC, the largest in the nation. Salman F Rahman, MP, an adviser to the Prime Minister on private industry and investment, and the chairman of IFIC Bank, officiated the inauguration as the principal guest. Md Khurshid Alam, the deputy governor of Bangladesh Bank, honored the occasion as the distinguished guest.

IFIC Bank continuously innovates to meet the evolving needs of its customers. By leveraging the latest technology and industry best practices, the bank offers cutting-edge financial solutions.

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