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According to data review, BRAC Bank shares the largest investment in foreigners. The bank has an investment of about Tk 3,147.85 million in foreign banks. Islami Bank is in second place. The foreign investor has an investment of about 137.18 million taka. As it turns out, 75 percent of the foreign investment in listed banks is in those two banks.

Among the rest of the banks, foreigners have invested over Tk 100 billion in four. Of these, there are about 419 crore in City Bank, 114 crore in South East Bank, 109 million in Mercantile Bank and 105 billion in One Bank.

Among the banks having investment above 50 crore, there is an investment of Rs 89 crore in Exim Bank, 87 crore in National Bank, 86 crore in Al-Arafah Islami Bank and 83 million in Prime Bank.

Besides, Tk 45 crore in First Security Islami Bank, 41 crore in Trust Bank, 37 crore in Trust Bank, 36 crore in IFIC Bank, 36 crore in IFIC Bank, 33 crore in Pubali Bank, 25 crore in Standard Bank, 24 crore in Uttara Bank, 24 crore in AB Bank, 20 million in NCC Bank, Social Islami Bank 20 crore, 15 million in Eastern Bank, 13 million in Bank Asia, 5 million in Shahjalal Islami Bank, four coats in Dutch Bangla Bank And Dhaka Bank has investment of Tk 2 crore.

Former chairman of the Bangladesh Securities and Exchange Commission (BSEC) AB Mirza Azizul Islam told Jago News, "There is a kind of unrest in our banking sector. Unconsciously, the CRR of the bank has been reduced in the direction of the government. This is not a very good sign for the financial sector. However, foreign companies have left some of the seven listed banks listed in the capital market. So foreigners did not leave a very big share of the bank. There is nothing to be afraid of ordinary investors.

Islamic University Finance and Banking Assistant Professor. Bakhtiar Hassan said foreign investors would check the company's overall information before investing in any company's shares. There has been a kind of unrest in our banking sector for quite some time. About news about bank irregularities in the media is being published. This means that our banking sector is not in a very good position. That is why foreign investors are leaving some bank shares.