The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) has requested additional information and documents from Bangladesh Bank as part of its investigation into allegations against three former governors -- Atiur Rahman, Fazle Kabir, and Abdur Rouf Talukder.

In a letter sent to the central bank on June 11, the ACC asked for the required records to be submitted by June 30.

Officials said the commission has already received some documents from the central bank and was reviewing them. If the information proves incomplete, another reminder will be issued.

Earlier, in late May 2025, the ACC wrote to the then Bangladesh Bank governor alleging that individuals in key positions abused their authority by issuing policies favouring loan defaulters and influential business groups, including the S Alam Group.

As part of its inquiry, the ACC has sought certified copies of all approvals issued in 2016 and during 2020-2024 relating to the Single Borrower Exposure Limit and large loan rescheduling/restructuring.

It also requested information on Bangladesh Bank’s board members from 2009 to 2024, a list of companies that received incentive loans, documents related to approval allowing the S Alam Group to acquire ownership of banks, the investigation report prepared by then cybersecurity adviser Tanvir Zoha following the Bangladesh Bank reserve theft, and approvals or note sheets issued during Abdur Rouf Talukder’s tenure regarding printing money to provide liquidity support to banks owned by the S Alam Group.