NIBAF Pakistan organized a comprehensive knowledge-sharing session for judicial officers from December 15 to 18, 2025, at its Islamabad campus. The session was conducted in a face-to-face format and focused on banking laws and core banking concepts, aiming to enhance the understanding of judges regarding the legal and operational frameworks governing the banking sector.
The initiative was led by the Banking Policy & Regulations Department (BPRD) and included expert trainers such as Mr. Sajid Khan, Mr. Mian Ejaz Ahmad, Mr. Nadeem Akhtar Sherazi, Mr. Arish Usmani, Mr. Rizwan Ahmed, and Ms. Maham Baloch. The program emphasized practical and legal aspects of banking operations, ensuring that judicial officers are better equipped to adjudicate matters related to banking and finance.
Stakeholders from the State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) participated in the session, underlining the importance of collaborative efforts between regulatory bodies and the judiciary to strengthen institutional knowledge and governance. Participants were briefed on contemporary banking regulations, compliance requirements, and emerging challenges in the financial sector, including digital banking and risk management practices.
The session aimed to bridge the gap between the judiciary and banking sector practices, fostering informed decision-making and ensuring that legal judgments align with current regulatory standards. By building judicial capacity in banking laws, NIBAF Pakistan seeks to enhance the overall integrity, transparency, and efficiency of Pakistan’s financial system.
This knowledge-sharing initiative reflects NIBAF Pakistan’s ongoing commitment to capacity building, professional development, and promoting a well-informed judicial ecosystem capable of supporting robust financial governance.
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