BRAC Bank’s Branch Distribution Network has delivered a landmark net Current Account and Savings Account (CASA) deposit growth of BDT 2,100 crore in the first quarter of 2026 – one of the strongest deposit performances in this segment in the bank’s history, a press release said.
This achievement reflects sustained customer confidence, a deep-rooted client relationship, and the bank’s continued focus on building a resilient, diversified funding base.
Driven by the dedication of its nationwide Branch Network – spanning 310 branches and sub-branches – and complemented by seamless digital channels, the growth underscores the bank’s ability to mobilise stable, low-cost deposits at scale. This strong deposit momentum enhances the bank’s capacity to extend financing across key sectors, supporting industrialisation, entrepreneurship, and overall economic development in Bangladesh.
Tareq Refat Ullah Khan, Managing Director & CEO of BRAC Bank, joined the celebration at the bank’s Head Office on April 9, 2026, alongside Sheikh Mohammad Ashfaque, Deputy Managing Director & Head of Branch Distribution Network; and Md. Mahiul Islam, Deputy Managing Director & Head of Retail Banking.
K. M. Tareq, Senior Zonal Head (North); Taher Hasan Al Mamun, Senior Zonal Head (South); as well as Regional Heads, Cluster Heads, and Branch & Sub-branch Managers from across the country attended the celebratory ceremony.
Commenting on the achievement, Tareq Refat Ullah Khan, Managing Director & CEO, said: “Strong CASA growth is the foundation of a resilient balance sheet. This milestone reflects our customers’ unwavering trust and the disciplined execution of our teams. As we continue to strengthen our funding base, we are better positioned to support businesses, empower entrepreneurs, and contribute meaningfully to the economic progress of the country.”
He also commended the Branch Network team for their professionalism, customer-centric approach, and consistent pursuit of service excellence, which have been instrumental in delivering this outstanding performance.
