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    Appraisal of ChittagongStock Exchange

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    PRACTICE A SET OF CORE VALUES TO BUILD COMPETENCY

    IN COMPLIANCE, DIVERSIFICATION AND TECHNOLOGY SO

    THAT AN ACCESSIBLE PLATFORM, MARKET CONFIDENCE

    AND WEALTH MAXIMIZATION SCOPE CAN BE ENSURED.

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    The Chittagong Stock Exchange (CSE) start itsjourney in 10th October of 1995 .

    CSE consists of 70 members representingprofession, trade, commerce and industry of

    Chittagong. It is managed by a Board of Directors, comprising

    of 12 elected directors and 6 directors to benominated by the Commission.

    CSE has a policymaking Body of 24 members, ofwhom 12 are elected and 12 are non-elected.

    Introduction

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    Overview Of CSE

    CSE was formally opened by then Hon'ble Prime

    Minister of Bangladesh on November 4, 1995.

    Value for people Transparency

    Excellence

    Harmony Commitment

    Integrity

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    Vision

    Developing a strong capital market in the

    country.

    It gives its best efforts to develop a balanced

    and vibrant capital market through empoweringthe other market participants and the investors.

    Aspire a global standard transaction place of

    securities and financial product.

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    Objectives Develop a strong platform for entrepreneurs raising

    capital.

    Develop a professional service culture throughmandatory corporate membership.

    Increase business turnover

    Modernize trading system

    Ensure effective relationship management

    Achieve high level of confidence & professionalism Engage in product and market diversification

    Contribute to capital market policy development

    Ensure exchange related quality services

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    Responsibilities of Chittagong

    Stock Exchange

    Establishing listing requirements.

    Approval, suspension or removal of listing

    privileges of companies.

    monitoring listed companies in compliance withlegal regulatory provisions

    Permission of dual listing.

    Providing the screen based automated tradingof listed Securities.

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    Trading Systems in Chittagong

    Stock Exchange (CSE) Automated Trading System: Trading has now

    become automated, led by the Chittagong

    Stock Exchange through the central depository.

    Internet Trading Services (ITS): CSE is not

    only the pioneer of establishment of nationwide

    trading mechanism. CSE introduced internet

    Based Trading in May 2004 to enable theremote investors to have trading facilities from

    home and abroad directly.

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    Trading Systems in Chittagong

    Stock Exchange (cont.)

    Mobile Trading Services:Mobile trading is a

    milestone for the capital market of Bangladesh.

    Like many other initiative, CSE has again

    played a pioneer role in introducing mobiletrading in Bangladesh.

    Over-the Counter Market (OTC):

    Favorable issue cost for entrepreneurs

    Enhanced visibility through national exposure

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    Challenges for CSE

    Service at door steps of stock exchange will

    enhance the participation of small investors in

    the stock market.

    CSE has only 4 branches and it has failed toopen new branches in different cities in

    Bangladesh.

    IPO has always been oversubscribed in

    Bangladesh. It indicates that the number of

    enlisted securities is not adequate in CSE.

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    Challenges for CSE(cont.)

    Some stock exchange members also serve asdirectors of listed companies. This can lead tothe chance of insider trading and conflict ofinterest. Insider trading cause wide fluctuationsin the prices of the securities and underminesthe trust of the stock market.

    No serious attempt has been taken for makingthe people of semi-urban & rural areas ofBangladesh interested to invest in stockmarket.

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    Recommendations

    To ensure service at door steps & to increase

    the participation of small investors, CSE may

    take necessary to open new branches in all the

    districts of Bangladesh.

    Thorough publicity, Chittagong Stock Exchange(CSE) can encourage & promote the investors

    of semi-urban & rural areas of Bangladesh to

    invest in the stock market

    Government should promulgate macro-

    economic policy such as fixation of interest on

    treasury securities considering the interest of

    stock market of the country.

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    Conclusion

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