Non Banking Financial institute in Bangladesh 

Those Financial organization dose  have full baking licenses from financial regulatory commission, but   collect deposit fund, provide loan and invest its call  Non Banking Financial institute.

List of Non Banking Financial institute in Bangladesh 

At present 33 Non-Bank Financial Institutions are working in Bangladesh. There are 2 are totally state owned, 15 are local private and 15 are joint venture with foreign investor under Financial Institution Act, 1993 and controlled by Bangladesh Bank. Here is given a list of Non-Banking financial institutes to know more about those organizations.

1. Agrani SME Finance Co. Ltd.
2. Bangladesh Finance and Investment Co., Ltd
3. Bangladesh Industrial Finance Co., Ltd
4. Bangladesh Infrastructure Finance Fund Limited
5. Bay Leasing & Investment Limited
6. Delta Brac Housing Finance Corporation Ltd
7. Fareast Finance & Investment Limited  
8. FAS Finance & Investment Limited
9. First Finance Limited
10. GSP Finance Company (Bangladesh) Ltd
11. Hajj Finance Company Ltd
12. IDLC Finance Limited
13. Industrial and Infrastructure Development Finance Co Ltd
14. Infrastructure Development Company Ltd (IDCOL)
15. International Leasing and Financial Services Ltd
16. Investment Corporation of Bangladesh Ltd (ICB)
17. IPDC Finance Limited
18. Islamic Finance and Investment Limited
19. LankaBangla Finance Limited
20. MIDAS Financing Limited
21. National Housing Finance and Investment Ltd
22. Peoples Leasing Financial Services Ltd
23. Phoenix Finance & Investments Limited
24. Premier Leasing & Finance Limited
25. Prime Finance and Investment Ltd
26. Reliance Finance Limited
27. SABINCO
28. Union Capital Limited
29. United Finance Limited
30. Uttara Finance and Investments Limited

Objective of Non Banking Financial institute in Bangladesh 

Non-Bank Financial Institutions (NBFIs) in Bangladesh has become popular day by day. Though the major business of most NBFIs is leasing some are also diversifying into other lines of business like term lending, housing finance, merchant banking, equity financing and venture capital financing. The purpose of this paper is to highlight different features of NBFIs, their contribution to the overall economy and the product base of NBFIs. The paper also describes the performance of NBFIs as measured by different financial indicators, along with the effects of banks’ entry into the non-bank financing area. Special emphasis has been given to identify the challenges faced by NBFIs in Bangladesh. And finally, development of NBFIs as well as their role in strengthening the financial system of Bangladesh has been discussed. It is found that despite several constraints, the industry as a whole is performing reasonably well. Given appropriate support, NBFIs will be able to play a more significant role in financial intermediation.

Difference between Bank and No Banking institute in Bangladesh

1. A bank is a legally recognized financial institution with the mission of offering consumers financial services. Non Banking Financial institute are businesses that offer individuals banking-like services without having a bank licence.
2. Banks take deposits and lend money. NBFC does not take deposits or make loans

Facilities of Non Banking Financial institute in Bangladesh

1. Instant services
2. Such as investment (both collective and individual),
3. Risk pooling,
4. financial consulting,
5. Brokering, money transmission, and check cashing.

Types of Non Banking Financial institute

1. Venture capitalists,
2. Currency exchanges
3. Insurance firms,
4. Microloan organizations