Corporate Counsel
Bangladesh
Strategic legal architecture for sustainable business growth and regulatory resilience.Primary Regulatory Framework
Our practice is built on a deep understanding of the statutory pillars that govern commerce in Bangladesh. We ensure that every corporate action is aligned with current legal requirements.| Legislation | Core Function |
|---|---|
| Companies Act 1994 | Governs incorporation, management, and dissolution of corporate entities. |
| Contract Act 1872 | Defines the legal framework for commercial obligations and agreements. |
| Bankruptcy Act 1997 | Addresses insolvency proceedings and debt restructuring. |
| Securities & Exchange Ordinance 1969 | Oversees capital markets and public securities regulation. |
Core Corporate Services
Company Formation
Strategic structuring for sole proprietorships, partnerships, and limited liability companies, ensuring seamless incorporation via RJSC.Regulatory Compliance
Comprehensive management of statutory licenses, annual filings, and tax obligations to maintain good standing.Contractual Architecture
Drafting and reviewing complex commercial agreements to mitigate liability and ensure enforceability under the Contract Act.Mergers & Acquisitions
End-to-end legal support for M&A activity, including due diligence, negotiation, and regulatory clearance.Commercial Disputes
Resolution of corporate conflicts through structured litigation or Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR).Foreign Investment
Guidance on foreign direct investment (FDI) regulations and BIDA registration for international stakeholders.The TRW Standard
With a team of 220+ lawyers and legal professionals, Tahmidur Remura Wahid (TRW) provides the scale and specialization necessary to handle the most complex corporate mandates in Bangladesh. Our approach combines local regulatory expertise with international standards of practice.We prioritize transparency, ethical conduct, and preventive counsel, anticipating legal challenges before they impact business operations. Our firm serves a diverse portfolio ranging from emerging startups to multinational corporations.Legal Information FAQ
The process involves obtaining name clearance from the Registrar of Joint Stock Companies and Firms (RJSC), drafting the Memorandum and Articles of Association, and submitting the required documents for a Certificate of Incorporation.
Foreign investors can generally hold 100% equity in most sectors. The Act provides the framework for foreign company registration and branch office establishment, subject to BIDA approval.
Businesses must file annual returns with the RJSC, maintain updated statutory registers, conduct annual audits, and comply with quarterly VAT and annual income tax filings.
Due diligence typically covers corporate status, material contracts, employment liabilities, intellectual property, litigation history, and regulatory compliance under environmental and labor laws.
While litigation is an option, many businesses prefer arbitration under the Arbitration Act 2001, which allows for private, expert-led resolution that is often faster than the traditional court system.
Strategic Counsel for Your Business
Connect with our corporate legal team to secure your operations in Bangladesh. Book consultationinfo@trw.org