=idune;3196832]Islam i Bank has no involvement of Jammat what so ever and no member of Jammat is part of it. Good part, around 35% of Islami bank Bangladesh own by AL Raji group of KSA. Offcourse ghoti like CaPtAiN_pLaNeT who is in thick of Awami fanboy activity would not know that.
you say that the bank is owned by Group from K S A then you go one to say that no jammati is part of the Islami Bank?
Al Raji group was founding partner of Islami Bank of Bangladesh way back in 1983. Much before even Al Qaeda existed.
were you one of the founding member that you no exactly when they started or you are again speculating.
So US senate is just making wild accusation based on no proof. If fact they should go and fight with Al Raji group in KSA and see how much guts US senate has? That is where US senate should go, Bangladesh Islami Bank has nothing to do with Senate fabrication. $60 billion arms deal will go away and these senators who are harping will loose re election bid because of millions of job loss. I dare Us senate does that.
HA HA ha ha House of Saud will cancel the order and upset their Masters now this is even funnier then black eagles post didn't think any body can out do him but to my amazement you did.
"Suspected to have", lets wait till it is "proven to have", till then it is hot air, not worthy of a thread.
WASHINGTON, July 17 (On-line reports): HSBC will apologise to the US Senate after an investigation claimed that the bank was being used to launder dirty money around the world.
In a statement, Europe's largest bank, said it expected to be held accountable for what went wrong.
HSBC is to appear before the Senate on Tuesday at 09:30 local time (13:30 GMT).
Last Monday, a Senate report said that suspicious funds from countries including Mexico and Syria had passed through the bank.
The report of the US Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations: Committee on Homeland Security and Government Affairs, headed by Senator Carl Levin, has been put on the Website.
Among a number of banks listed in the report are two Bangladesh banks -- Islami Bank Bangladesh Ltd (IBBL) and Social Islami Bank Ltd (SIBL), mentioned as HSBC's "Serving other banks with suspected links to terrorism."
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We will apologise, acknowledge these mistakes, answer for our actions and give our absolute commitment to fixing what went wrong," HSBC said in a statement.