This presumption is on the basis of net profit (55% of operating profit), 2009 EPS and dividend. May vary from bank to bank. Banks already declared rights and credited thereto....may declare less. Banks that still to fill the Basel-II without any declaration...may declare more. Other banks may remain stable if they intend to give good dividend according to the calculation. Exception may be Islami bank, Ab bank and Dbbl. Only my guess with simple calculation. can vary10% + or -.
ABBNK 2009: 25% B 20% C
(Expected) 2010: 40% B
AIBL (1:1R) 2009: 30% B
2010: 25% B
BASIA 2009: 40% B
2010: 75% B
BRAC 2009: 30% B
2010: 60% B
CITY (1:1R) 2009: 25% B
2010: 20% B
DHAKA 2009: 25% B
2010: 50% B
DBBL 2009: 33.33% B
2010: 70% B
EBL 2009: 17% B AND 20% C
2010: 25% B
EXIM (2:1R) 2009: 35% B
2010: 30% B
FSBNK (5:1R) 2009: 10% B
2010: 20% B
IFIC 2009: 25% B
2010: 50% B
ISLAMI 2009: 20% B AND 10% C
2010: 40% B
JAMUNA (3:1R) 2009: 37.5% B
2010: 25% B
MERCANTILE 2009: 22% B
2010: 40% B
MTBL 2009: 20% B
2010: 35% B
NBL 2009: 55% B
2010: 70%-100% B
NCC 2009: 47% B
2010: 55% B
ONE 2009: 32% B
2010: 65% B
PREMIER 2009: 30% B
2010: 40% B
PRIME 2009: 30% B AND 10% C
2010: 55% B
PUBALI 2009: 30% B AND .5% C
2010: 45% B
SHAHJALAL 2009: 25% B
2010: 50% B
SIBL 2009: 11% B
2010: 20% B
SOUTHEAST 2009: 35% B
2010: 35% B
STANDARD 2009: 20% B
2010: 45% B
TRUST 2009: 20% B
2010: 45% B
UCBL 2009: 30% B
2010: 50% B
UTTARA 2009: 50% B
2010: 55% B
