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    ANNEX-A

    Table 1: Mode-Wise Investment

    Mode 31.12.2006 31.12.2005

    Amount % to Total

    Investment

    Amount %toTotal

    Investment

    Bai-Murabaha 59465089319 52.35% 51822285208 55.33%

    Hire Purchase under

    Shirkatul Melk

    39399188620 34.68% 30046887228 32.08%

    BaiMuazzal 6921397383 6.09% 5917179301 6.31%

    Purchase & Negotiation 4846623887 4.26% 3179810199 3.39%

    Quard 1974203701 1.73% 1966131470 2.09%

    BaiSalam 905616648 0.79% 641443745 0.68%

    Mudaraba 50000000 0.04% 50000000 0.05%

    Musharaka 12951571 0.01% 20417823 0.02%

    Total 113,575,071,129 100.00% 93,644,154,974 100.00%

    Source: Annual reports, Islami Bank Bangladesh Limited 2006.

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    Table 2: Composition of the investment portfolio (Year 2006)

    Sectors Proportion in %

    Agriculture and Rural Investment 2%

    Industrial Term Investment 18%

    Industrial Working Capital 15%

    Housing and Real Estate 10%

    Electricity, Gas, Water & Sanitation 0.5%

    Transaction & Communication Storage 5%

    Import, Export & Local Trade & Trade Selected Activities 40%

    Household Durable Schemes 1.50%

    About Storage 1%

    Investment Schemes for Small Business 1.50%

    Investment Schemes for Doctors 0.50%

    Poultry & Dairy 0.50%

    Rural Development Schemes 2%

    Micro Industry Schemes 0.50%

    Others Special Schemes and productive Purpose 2%

    Total 100%

    Source: Islamic Economics research bureau.

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    Table 3: Distribution of investments by size of accounts (in mill.tk.)

    Source: Journal of Research in Islamic Economics, Vol.3, No. 1.

    Year

    Estimate

    dtotaldeposit

    Investab

    lefund(90%o

    ftotaldeposit)

    SIZE OF ACCOUNTS

    Up to

    Tk.0.50

    m

    Above

    tk.0.50 m

    to Tk.

    1.00m

    Above Tk.

    1.00m to

    Tk. 2.50m

    Above

    tk.2.50m to

    Tk. 5.00m

    Above

    Tk.5.00

    Total

    % Amo

    unt

    % Amo

    unt

    % Amo

    unt

    % Amou

    nt

    % Amou

    nt

    2003 6009

    4

    5408

    5

    2

    0

    1081

    7

    1

    1

    5949 16 8653 13 7031 40 21634 54085

    2004 7211

    3

    6490

    2

    2

    0

    1298

    0

    1

    1

    7139 16 1038

    4

    13 8437 40 25961 64902

    2005 8653

    5

    7788

    2

    2

    0

    1557

    6

    1

    1

    8567 16 1246

    1

    13 1012 40 31153 77882

    2006 1038

    43

    9345

    8

    2

    0

    1969

    2

    1

    1

    1028

    0

    16 1495

    3

    13 12150 40 37383 93458

    2007 1246

    11

    1121

    50

    2

    0

    2242

    3

    1

    1

    1233

    6

    16 1794

    4

    13 14579 40 44860 112150

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    Table 4: Distribution of investments by sectors (public & private) (in mill.tk.)

    Year Estimat

    ed total

    deposit

    Investable Fund

    (90% of total

    deposit)

    Public Sector Private Sector

    Total

    % Amount % Amount

    2003 60094 54085 5 2704 95 51380 54085

    2004 72113 64902 5 3245 95 61657 64902

    2005 86535 77882 5 3894 95 73988 77882

    2006 103843 93458 5 4673 95 88785 93458

    2007 124611 112150 5 5607 95 106542 112150

    Source: Journal of Research in Islamic Economics, Vol.3, No. 1.

    Table 5: Distribution of investments by areas (urban & rural) (in million tk)

    Year Estimat

    ed Total

    Deposit

    Investable

    Fund (90%of

    total deposit)

    Rural UrbanTotal

    % Amount % Amount

    2003 60094 54085 6 3245 94 50140 54085

    2004 72113 64902 7 4543 93 60358 64902

    2005 86535 77882 8 6231 92 71651 77882

    2006 103843 93458 9 8411 91 85047 93458

    2007 124611 112150 10 11215 90 100935 112150

    Source: Islamic Economics research bureau.

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    Table 6: Ceiling of Investment and duration

    Category MaximumAmount (in Tk.)

    MaximumPeriod

    1. Self employed doctors in district town 5.00 lac 5 years

    2. Self employed doctors in Thana town 5.00 lac 5 years

    3. Specialists /consultant physicians for modern and

    sophisticated medical equipment

    10.00 lac 5 years

    4. Newly graduate unemployed doctors group for

    establishment of clinics /diagnostic laboratory,

    machineries, equipments, accessories and other

    goods

    25 lac for a group

    of 5 doctors (each

    5.00 lac)

    5 years

    Source: Investment manual of IBBL.

    Table 7: Ceiling of Investment and Clients Equity

    Categories of Transport Maximum Investment of

    Bank

    Clients Equity

    1. Microbus /Jeep /Private Car 70% 30%

    2. Bus /Truck /Minibus 60% 40%

    3. Water Transport 50% 50%

    4. Auto Rickshaw /Tempo /Pick-up Van

    /Ambulance

    50% 50%

    Source: International Center for Research in Islamic Economics.

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    Table 9: Investment Avenues, Higher Limits and Duration.

    Source: Islamic Economic Research Bureau.

    Investment Avenues Higher Limit Duration Remarks

    Crop production Tk. 10,000/- Highest 1 (one) year Crops of 21 varieties

    Fish cultivation in ponds Tk. 25,000/- Highest 3 years According to need

    Irrigation Tk. 5,000/- Highest 1 (one) year

    Agriculture irrigation

    implements

    Tk. 25,000/- Highest 3 years 10% borrowers equity

    All non agricultural sectors Tk. 10,000/- Highest 1 (one) year For 343 nonagricultural

    items payable in

    weekly go down

    Rickshaw, van and rural

    transports

    Tk. 5,000/- Highest 2 (two) year Payable in weekly go

    down

    Hand Tube well Tk. 3,000/- Highest 3 (three)

    year

    House building materials Tk. 15,000/- Highest 3 (three)

    year

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    ANNEX-B

    Figure 1: Growth of Deposit: 2002-2006

    Source: Annual Report of IBBL 2006.

    Figure 2: Growth of Equity: 2002-2006

    Source: Annual Report of IBBL 2006.

    55462

    69942

    87841

    107779

    132419

    020000

    40000

    60000

    80000

    100000

    120000

    140000

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006AMO

    UNTINMILLIONTAKA.

    YEAR

    IBBL. DEPOSIT:2002-2006

    DEP

    OSIT

    3,541

    5,266

    6,691

    8,331

    10,436

    0

    2,000

    4,000

    6,000

    8,000

    10,000

    12,000

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

    AMO

    UNTINMILLINTK.

    YEAR

    IBBL. EQUITY:2002-2003

    ams

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    Figure 3: Growth of Investment: 2002-2006

    Source: Annual Report of IBBL 2006.

    Figure 4: Growth of Net Profit: 2002-2006

    Source: Annual Report of IBBL 2006.

    46,281

    59,007

    75,859

    93,644

    113,575

    0

    20,000

    40,000

    60,000

    80,000

    100,000

    120,000

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

    AMOUNTINMILLIONTK.

    IBBL. INVESTMENT 2002-2006

    994803

    1,843

    2,162

    2,909

    0

    500

    1000

    1500

    2000

    2500

    3000

    3500

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

    AmountinmillionTaka

    IBBL.Net Porofit:2002-2006

    994

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    Figure 5: Growth of Investment Including Share & Security: 2002-2006

    Source: Annual Report of IBBL 2006.

    46,314

    59,042

    79,399

    97,178

    117,133

    0

    20,000

    40,000

    60,000

    80,000

    100,000

    120,000

    140,000

    2002 2003 2004 2005 2006

    Amou

    ninMillionTk.

    Investment including Share & Securitues:2002-2006

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    Figure 6: Composition of investment schemes of IBBL

    Source: Annual Report of IBBL 2006.

    2%

    18%

    15%

    10%

    0.50%

    5%

    1%

    40%

    1.50%

    0.50%

    0.50%

    2%

    0.50%

    1% 1%

    Agriculture and Rural Investment

    Industrial Term Investment

    Industrial Working Capital

    Housing and Real Estate

    Electricity, Gas, Water & Sanitation

    Transaction & Communication Storage

    Import, Export & Local Trade & Trade SelectedActivities

    Household Durable Schemes

    Investment Schemes for Small Business

    Investment Schemes for Doctors

    Poultry & Dairy

    Rural Development Schemes

    Micro Industry Schemes

    Others Special Schemes

    Other productive Purpose

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    Figure 7: Map of Bangladesh Showing the Branch of IBBL

    Source: Islamic Economics research bureau.

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