The lone bench of Justice Muhammad Khurshid Alam Sarkar passed the order after hearing an appeal filed by two depositors of ILFSL.
The HC also appointed Khondokar Ibrahim Khaled, Former Deputy Governor of Bangladesh Bank, as independent director and chairman of the company.
Advocate Mehedi Hasan Chowdhury, who stood for the petitioner, said the two depositors filed the petition after they failed to get back their deposited money.
The other accused are also officials of ILFSL.
It is alleged that while performing his duties as director at ILFSL, Halder amassed Tk 3,600 crore and laundered the money abroad.
Besides, on January 8, Anti-Corruption Commission also filed a case against Halder for acquiring wealth of approximately Tk 274,91,55,355 (almost Tk 275 crore) beyond any known income sources and money laundering.