Historical Data of Banking Industry in Bangladesh

The Historical Data of the Banking Industry in Bangladesh (2000-2024) is a comprehensive dataset that aggregates financial and economic information related to the banking and financial sectors over the past two decades. This dataset has been meticulously collected from multiple authoritative sources, including Bangladesh Bank, the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC), Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE), International Leasing Securities, the Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB), and the Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU). The dataset includes a wealth of information organized in several key fields, including: Calendar Year: This refers to the specific year the data pertains to, from 2000 to 2024. Budget Year: The corresponding fiscal or budget year for the data entries. Sector: The dataset is broken down by sector, such as: Commercial Banking Non-Banking Financial Institutions (NBFIs) Islamic Banking Capital Markets Microfinance Others related to the banking ecosystem Indicator: The specific metric being measured, which may include: Total Deposits Loans and Advances Non-performing Loans (NPLs) Interest Rates (lending and deposit rates) Profitability Metrics (Net Interest Margin, Return on Assets, etc.) Capital Adequacy Ratios Inflation Rates Foreign Exchange Reserves Stock Market Indices (from DSE) Source: Each data point is sourced from one of the above institutions (e.g., Bangladesh Bank, BSEC, DSE, ICMAB, BFIU), ensuring that the information is accurate and reliable. Calendar Value: The value of the indicator for the specific calendar year. Budget Value: The value of the indicator based on the fiscal or budget year, which may vary slightly due to differences between calendar and fiscal year cycles. Monthly Breakdown (Jan-Dec): Many indicators are reported on a monthly basis. This section includes data for each month of the year (January to December) and helps track the progression of important metrics such as deposit growth, credit disbursement, or stock market fluctuations over time. Unit: The unit of measurement for each indicator, such as: BDT (Bangladeshi Taka): For financial indicators like deposits, loans, profits, etc. Percentage (%): For ratios, interest rates, inflation rates, etc. Index Points: For stock market or economic indices (e.g., DSE General Index). Frequency Update: This specifies how often the data is updated. The dataset may include: Monthly updates: For variables like interest rates, inflation rates, or exchange rates. Quarterly updates: For banking sector indicators like capital adequacy or profit margins. Annual updates: For key financial performance indicators or regulatory assessments. Sources of Data: Bangladesh Bank: The central bank of Bangladesh provides macroeconomic and financial data, including deposit growth, lending, NPLs, and monetary policy statistics. It also tracks financial stability indicators such as capital adequacy, profitability, and inflation. Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC): This regulatory body provides data related to the capital markets, such as stock indices, equity offerings, and corporate financial performance. Dhaka Stock Exchange (DSE): The stock exchange provides daily and monthly updates on stock market performance, indices, and trading volumes. Data related to banking sector stocks, market capitalization, and investor participation are also included. International Leasing Securities: This firm contributes data related to financial market trends, bond market developments, and liquidity conditions in the banking sector. Institute of Cost and Management Accountants of Bangladesh (ICMAB): ICMAB provides in-depth cost management data, including cost efficiency in the banking sector and financial performance evaluation. Bangladesh Financial Intelligence Unit (BFIU): BFIU provides critical data on money laundering, anti-money laundering (AML) efforts, and risk monitoring for financial institutions.