No government agency will ask any
question about 'undisclosed income' invested in the stock market, and
short-, medium- and long-term plans will be announced in a day or two, a
prime minister-led meeting has decided to implement soon.
The SEC chairman, briefing newsmen on the hours-long high-profile meeting on Wednesday evening, said the commercial banks would go all out to inject more cash into the market that has seen poor turnover during the past few weeks.
"No government agency will raise any questions about undisclosed income(kalo taka)," Khairul Hossain, the chairman, said after the Ganabhaban meeting that ended minutes before midnight after a long session.
"The plans will aim to help the small investors recover their losses," the chairman clamied.
The SEC chairman, briefing newsmen on the hours-long high-profile meeting on Wednesday evening, said the commercial banks would go all out to inject more cash into the market that has seen poor turnover during the past few weeks.
"No government agency will raise any questions about undisclosed income(kalo taka)," Khairul Hossain, the chairman, said after the Ganabhaban meeting that ended minutes before midnight after a long session.
"The plans will aim to help the small investors recover their losses," the chairman clamied.
