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Since 2014, the BB has allowed them to spend $59.9 million in foreign markets. Businesses can now invest up to 20% of their average exports over the previous five years or 25% of their net asset values based on the most recent audited reports, whichever is lower, in foreign markets. If a corporation wishes to acquire or sell a piece of its stock from a foreign company, it must first obtain approval from the BB, after which it must use well-known investment banks or chartered accountant farms to ensure the stock's price. On Wednesday, Bangladesh's central bank issued guidelines permitting local businesses to invest in foreign countries, a key step toward capital liberalization that will increase Bangladesh's export potential and create jobs overseas.