[9] In March 2009, S. Alam Group purchased most of the shares except a small portion held by the National Life Insurance Company Limited.
[10] In 2010, the government of Bangladesh was encouraging non-bank financial institutions, including Reliance Finance, to list on the stock market.
[11] In 2015, Proshanta Kumar Halder left Reliance Finance and joined NRB Global Bank as managing director.
[14] The name change was due to the former managing director of the company, Proshanta Kumar Halder, embezzling funds from this and other financial institutions.
[16] In 2022, Aviva Finance Limited offered the highest interest rate on deposits of all non-bank financial institutions in Bangladesh.