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The IBB conducts the Banking Diploma Examination, JAIBB (Junior Associate of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh), and DAIBB (Diplomaed Associate of the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh) usually held twice a year at such center as may be determined by the Council of the IBB from time to time.
IBB since its inception has been conducting Banking Diploma Examinations (Part-I/JAIBB & Part-II/DAIBB) throughout the country. The syllabi for the Examination cover almost all the theoretical and practical aspects of banking that a banker comes across in his or her day-to-day work. The Institute modifies/updates the syllabi of the Examination from time to time keeping in view the new changes/developments in the banking arena in its domestic as well as international perspective so that the syllabi can cater to the practical requirements of bankers.
Bangladesh Bank has asked scheduled banks to keep additional marks for banking diploma degree (BDD) holders while giving promotions to them in bank jobs.
The central bank in a circular asked bank top executives to include the provision in their service rules.
The bankers have to obtain diploma certificates from the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh to get the benefit.
The banking diploma examination plays a vital role in the professional development of the bankers along with empowering them with banking knowledge.
An official of the central bank said that employees, who had completed the banking diploma from IBB, were not getting their due treatment when it came to promotions.
The IBB had been holding banking diploma examinations consisting of two parts for existing bank officials.
The course facilitates bankers in taking decisions by allowing them to gather the basic knowledge related to the banking sector.
As per the BB circular, banks were asked to allocate a certain number for the banking diploma first part and second part for the promotion of its employees from the officer post or equivalent positions to the position of general manager or equivalent posts.
The allocated number for the banking diploma's second part must not be less than the marks allocated for the banking diploma's first part and second part.
Officers of all scheduled banks who hold banking diploma degrees from the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh will get additional marks when they are considered for promotion.
A BB circular issued in its regard on the day asked all scheduled banks to incorporate, in their respective service rules, the provision for awarding additional marks to employees, who had received certification from the Institute of Bankers, Bangladesh, while considering them for promotion.
IBB had been holding banking diploma examinations consisting of two parts for existing bank officials.
The course facilitates bankers in taking decisions by allowing them to gather the basic knowledge related to the banking sector.
The banking diploma examination plays a vital role in professional development of the bankers along with empowering them with banking knowledge.
An official of the central bank said that employees, who had completed the banking diploma from IBB, were not getting their due treatment when it came to promotions.
Even though the diploma gave them some additional banking knowledge, their knowledge was not helping them to gain professionally and thus, demoralised many bankers to pursue the knowledge, the official said.
As per the BB circular, banks were asked to allocate a certain number for the banking diploma first part and second part for the promotion of its employees from the officer post or equivalent positions to the position of general manager or equivalent posts.
The allocated number for the banking diploma second part must not be less than the marks allocated for the banking diploma first part.
However, the requirement can be relaxed for technical posts like information technology officers, doctors, engineers and legal officers along with the officers working in the cash section.
The banks were instructed to revise the relevant rules on their respective boards.
The instruction was issued under Section 45 of the Bank Company Act, 1991, with immediate effect.
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