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Wall Street adds EXIM as a partner in Bangladesh
DUBAI — Wallstreet Exchange announced an agreement with Bangladesh headquartered Export Import Bank of Bangladesh (EXIM Bank) to bring in the 18th bank from the country as its correspondent bank.
The agreement was signed by Abdulla bin Ghalib, group managing director, Wall Street Exchange and Mohammed Lakiotullah, managing director EXIM Bank. EXIM bank offers competitive exchange rates and quick remittance facility and the large number of Bangladeshi expatriates living in UAE will benefit significantly from this tie-up, as their money will be directly credited to their bank account.
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