(৩২৩) খুব ভালো কেটেছে...

Thursday, April 07, 2011 Unknown
পুঁজিবাজারে আজ বৃহস্পতিবার সপ্তাহের শেষ কর্মদিবসটি খুব ভালো কেটেছে পুঁজিবাজারে সাম্প্রতিক অনিয়ম তদন্তে গঠিত কমিটি আজ সকালে প্রতিবেদন জমা দিয়েছে তবে এর কোনো নেতিবাচক প্রভাব বাজারে পড়েনি গত দুই দিনের দরপতন কাটিয়ে দুই স্টক এক্সচেঞ্জে আজ দিনভর ছিল চাঙাভাব
আজ ঢাকা স্টক এক্সচেঞ্জে (ডিএসই) দিনের লেনদেন শেষে সাধারণ মূল্যসূচক ৮৬.৫৫ পয়েন্ট বেড়ে ,৫৪০.৬০ পয়েন্টে দাঁড়িয়েছে আজ লেনদেন হওয়া ২৫৬টি প্রতিষ্ঠানের মধ্যে দাম বেড়েছে ২১৪টির, কমেছে ৩৪টির এবং অপরিবর্তিত রয়েছে আটটি প্রতিষ্ঠানের মোট লেনদেন হয়েছে ১২০৮ কোটি টাকার
আজ ডিএসইতে লেনদেনে শীর্ষে থাকা ১০টি প্রতিষ্ঠান হলো—বেক্সিমকো, আফতাব অটো, কেয়া কসমেটিকস, আরএকে সিরামিকস, গ্রামীণফোন, পিএলএফএসএল, কর্ণফুলী, কনফিডেন্স সিমেন্ট, মেঘনা লাইফ ইনস্যুরেন্স ইউনাইটেড এয়ারওয়েজ
আজ ডিএসইতে সূচক বাড়ার মধ্য দিয়ে লেনদেন শুরু হয় সময়ের সঙ্গে সূচক ধীরে ধীরে বাড়তে থাকে বেলা ১১টা ৫০ মিনিটের দিকে সূচক বাড়ার ধারা কমতে শুরু করে তবে লেনদেনের প্রথম ঘণ্টা শেষে সূচক আবার বাড়তে থাকে, যা দিনভর অব্যাহত ছিল
আজ সিএসইতে সূচক ২৭০.৪৪ পয়েন্ট বেড়ে ১৮,২৭১.৩৭ পয়েন্টে দাঁড়িয়েছে আজ লেনদেন হওয়া ২০২টি প্রতিষ্ঠানের মধ্যে দাম বেড়েছে ১৬৯টির, কমেছে ২৫টির এবং অপরিবর্তিত রয়েছে আটটি প্রতিষ্ঠানের মোট লেনদেন হয়েছে ১০৬ কোটি টাকার
 


The probe committee on share market debacle has made a series of recommendations for a major overhaul of the Securities and Exchange Commission, including replacement of its current chairman.
The committee, which submitted its report to the finance minister Thursday morning, mentioned in its report 15 case studies showing how the market was heavily manipulated.
"All the institutions that have anything to do with the stock market were responsible for the debacle," Khondkar Ibrahim Khaled, head of the probe committee, said while briefing reporters on their findings at Bangladesh Krishi Bank.
Apart from the SEC, he named Dhaka Stock Exchange, Investment Corporation of Bangladesh (ICB), stock market issue managers, issuers, valuers and auditors to have had collusion ending up in turning the market volatile.
The report mentioned bad decisions by the regulators as largely responsible for market volatility.
Khaled, also chairman of Krishi Bank, submitted the report to Finance Minister AMA Muhith at his residence at around 9:30am.
In one example, the report mentioned how two investors opened several accounts and transacted 25 percent of their total trade between themselves, impacting share prices on the market.
In only six days, the share prices doubled on the market.
Replying to a query after submitting the report, head of the probe committee told reporters that businessmen might have taken some illegal advantage of people in power with their close relation.
But Ibrahim Khaled thinks there was no political role behind the market debacle.
On another query how much money has gone out of the market, the former deputy governor of the central bank said they did not find the total figure but have identified that some money has gone to private pockets.
He estimated around Tk 4,000 to 5,000 crore to be going to private pockets through direct listing.
On draining out of money from the country, Khaled cited an example of GEM Global Yield Fund Limited, in collaboration with local company Thai Aluminum, sending around Tk 15 crore abroad.
Detailing further on market manipulation, he said 19 persons from two addresses purchased shares of Tk 19 crore through private placement.
"How come they are from same addresses?" he questioned, saying there certainly were some irregularities.
On share price scamming in joint collaboration, Ibrahim Khaled said a group of 10 people made a verbal deal with another 10-member group. They sold and purchased their shares sending the prices high only to sell out the whole chunk in the market at a very high price later.
"Not only one or two individuals, many groups have worked this way. They are responsible for making the market volatile," he said.
Terming book building as the best method in the share market, Ibrahim Khaled said it was not used in the sector professionally.
The other members of the four-member committee are Director General of Bangladesh Institute of Bank Management Toufic A Choudhury, former president of the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Bangladesh Mohammad Abdul Bari and Supreme Court advocate Nihad Kabir.
The committee, formed on January 25, was given 3 months to prepare the report. It, however, finished the report nearly a month before the deadline.
The government formed the committee following massive falls in share prices for days in a row prompting thousands of small investors to take to the streets in protest.
The probe body was given 11 tasks including finding out if any individual or groups had influenced the market or taken any undue advantages.
According to its terms of reference, the committee would find the reasons behind the overpricing of shares over the last two years. It would also identify the people and the institutions that withdrew unusually high amount of money taking advantage of the overpriced market through direct listing, book building and fixed price.
The number of beneficiary owners (BO) account in the stock market is about 32 lakh.

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