Bangladesh allocates $200m to reform insurance sector

April 3 2015 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

The government of Bangladesh is in the final stage of setting up funds worth $200 million to reform the country's insurance sector.

Aslam Alam, secretary to the bank and financial institutions divi...

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