Bangladesh eyes insurance for 21 million public servants

November 10 2015 by InsuranceAsia News Staff

The Bangladesh government has announced plans to provide 2.1 million public servants with life and health insurance starting from the next fiscal year.

Banking secretary M Aslam Alam was quoted as ...

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