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Midland Bank Asset Management Company Limited

  • Asset Management Company
  • BSEC Regulated
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About Midland Bank Asset Management

Midland Bank Asset Management Company Limited is an asset management company in Bangladesh and a subsidiary of Midland Bank PLC. It manages mutual funds, builds custom portfolios for institutions and advises institutions, companies and individuals. It serves individual investors, institutions and non-resident Bangladeshis.

The company received its asset manager registration from the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) on 4 August 2024. Its first fund, Midland Bank Growth Fund, is an open-end fund that Midland Bank PLC sponsors, with Sandhani Life Insurance as trustee and Commercial Bank of Ceylon PLC as custodian. It launched in June 2026 with a target size of BDT 250 million, of which the sponsor put in BDT 25 million.

Investment philosophy

Midland Bank Asset Management describes its approach as a balance of disciplined research and effective risk management, with a long-term, client-first outlook. It combines research and technology with personal service, and draws on global best practice with a local view of the market.

  1. 01

    Disciplined research

    Experience, research and a disciplined strategy sit behind each investment decision, so outcomes are consistent and informed.

  2. 02

    Risk management

    Prudent risk management and sound asset allocation are how the company says it meets its duty to investors.

  3. 03

    Long-term orientation

    The company invests with a long-term view, aiming for responsible growth that lasts for investors and the community.

  4. 04

    Client first

    Every fund, service and strategy is shaped around the investor’s financial goals and comfort with risk.

  5. 05

    Transparency

    Honesty, transparency and accountability are expected in every investment decision.

  6. 06

    Quality businesses

    Midland Bank Growth Fund looks for established, fundamentally strong companies with long-term growth potential and a durable competitive edge, managed actively and with research.

Source: Midland Bank Asset Management

Leadership

Frequently asked questions

The minimum SIP for Midland Bank Asset Management funds is ৳ 2,000 per month.

The minimum lump sum investment in Midland Bank Asset Management funds is 500 units. The Taka amount depends on the fund’s buy price per unit on the day you invest. The Bini app shows the exact amount before you confirm.

You can invest in Midland Bank Asset Management’s mutual funds through the Bini app.

How to start a SIP in a Midland Bank fund

  1. Enter your monthly amount (minimum ৳ 2,000), SIP date, tenure and dividend option.
  2. Check your BO account, bank account and nominee.
  3. Review the summary and tap Place Purchase Request.
  4. Confirm with your PIN, password or biometrics.

Bini sends your request to Midland Bank Asset Management, which sets up the SIP. Each month, Midland Bank pulls the amount directly from your bank account on your chosen date. The units then show in the Bini app.

How to make a lump sum investment in a Midland Bank fund

  1. Enter the number of units (minimum 500) and your dividend option. The app shows the buy price per unit and the total amount.
  2. Check your BO account, bank account and nominee.
  3. Review the summary, tap Place Purchase Request and confirm.
  4. Transfer the amount from your bank account to the fund’s bank account shown in the app.
  5. Upload the bank transfer receipt in the app. You can also upload it later from Track Progress.

Bini checks your receipt and sends the order to Midland Bank Asset Management. Once Midland Bank processes it, the units show in the Bini app.

No. Bini never holds or manages your money. For a SIP, Midland Bank Asset Management pulls the amount directly from your bank account. For a lump sum, you transfer the amount directly to the fund’s bank account. Your investment is managed by Midland Bank Asset Management and held by the fund’s custodian, in line with Bangladesh’s mutual fund regulations.