Dr Nasrin Sheely, Author at The Banking Post

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From manual controls to risk-based automation in inward remittances

Bangladesh’s banking system continues to depend heavily on manual and semi-automated processes for handling inward remittances, despite notable progress in

Devdas: emotion without action

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

In South Asian literature and popular culture, few characters are as iconic as Devdas. Created by Sarat Chandra Chattopadhyay in

A pragmatic step forward: broader facility of international card use in travel payments

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

The central bank’s recent circular introducing international card-based ticket purchases within Bangladesh marks a pragmatic shift in managing travel-related foreign

Foreign currency–Taka swaps: a milestone toward a derivatives-driven financial market

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

Dr Nasrin Sheely Bangladesh Bank’s circular dated November 3, 2025, introducing a foreign currency–Taka swap facility for exporters, marks a

Unlocking Bangladesh’s digital export potential through smarter FX rules

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

The global economy is witnessing a profound transformation driven by digital trade. Fromhandcrafted goods to freelance services, millions of transactions

The limits of de-dollarization in Asia: insights from Bangladesh

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

Dollar dominance has long been at the heart of Asia’s trade and financial architecture. For decades, the greenback has acted

Stablecoins and cross-border earnings: a new frontier for Bangladesh’s freelancers and wage remitters

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

Dr Nasrin Sheely The global digital economy is evolving at an unprecedented pace, creating new opportunities and challenges for workers,

Term financing by banks: a stumbling block to bond market development in frontier economies

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

Dr Nasrin Sheely The financial systems of frontier economies are often dominated by banks, which play a central role in

Bangladesh gains ground under Trump’s new tariff regime

by Dr Nasrin Sheely

The recent revision of the US tariff regime under former President Donald Trump marks a turning point in the dynamics