Being a country with a large population, one of the great advantages of Bangladesh is that there is large domestic consumption. It is a blessing for those who meet this consumption desire. At present, our growth in the entire export sector, including garments, has been good. Overall, we are in a positive position. Post-Covid, investors have begun working on new ventures. The hope is that the economy will recover soon. From that point of view, I would say credit growth in the private sector is also good. Investments in new factories and businesses have increased due to increasing demand in the market. At the same time, due to the rise in the value of the dollar, more credit has to be given to acquire the same amount of commodities as before this change. The goal of monetary policy on credit growth in the private sector has not been achieved so far. It is likely, however, that a jump will be registered next June. With this in mind, the goal can be achieved this financial year. All things considered, this can be termed a good beginning and also a good time for future investments. It is said credit is going to both trading and investment sectors. However, more credit is going to export-oriented industries, including garments and textiles, than to the trading sector. Many are now taking credit in the manufacturing sector for making cloth from yarn. Buyer demand is influencing this trend. They are giving less time to make the final product. It is important to note that raw materials for these products take a long time to be imported from China or other countries. In order to save time, buyers are insisting that we produce yarn in our country. This way you don't have to waste time waiting for imports of cloth from other countries. Furthermore, there are also some restrictions on imports from China. At this time, we have the opportunity to take advantage of the value chains in the garment sector, where we can contribute to every step except cotton. The SME sector shows potential growth but requires intensive financing from banks. To secure funding, the stability of an organization is better if the rules and regulations given by the central bank are followed. At the end of the day, it is better to follow the formula of risk undertaking. This is because, even if there is a potential gain in short-term risk taking, it can be a loss for the bank if it does not take long-term risk taking into consideration. Questions to be answered: 1.Summarize and write what you have understood from this article 2. If you were the financial manager of an organization, trying to invest based on the above information, how would you invest. 3. What precautions should the investor and the bank take to be more secured from risk?