Uttara Bank Limited is one of the largest and oldest private sector commercial banks in Bangladesh. There are 252 branches at home and 600 affiliates worldwide.

This well established and ancient bank has a rich history. With the initiation of some renown Bengali businessmen it was established to facilitate the disadvantaged people of the then East Pakistan and started its banking operation officially on 28th January of 1965 in name of “Eastern Banking Corporation” with four branches which soon reached 60 just before the independence. During Non-cooperation movement  in 1971, this bank performed the treasury function of East Bengal. 

 


After independence, Eastern Banking Corporation was nationalized and renamed  as “Uttara Bank” and resumed its banking operation from 26th March 1972. Embarking on a progressive journey, Uttara Bank continued to grow and expand in the successive years. It took the name “Uttara Bank Ltd.” after privatization from June,1983 and became one of the largest private sector bank of Bangladesh. In the later years, Uttara Bank became the trend setter in the banking industry, acquiring lion's share in inward foreign remittances and a major market share in loans to large, medium and small industries, traders and farmers. Based on the bank’s consistent strong financial performance and its expanding presence, Uttara Bank Ltd. is currently ranked as the most trusted bank in Bangladesh.

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Uttara Bank Limited's headquarters in Dhaka, Bangladesh

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