NIBAF Pakistan Completes Module 3 Of Islamic Banking Certificate Course IBCC-79
NIBAF Pakistan conducted Module 3 of its Islamic Banking Certificate Course IBCC-79 for commercial bank professionals and SBP officers at its Karachi Campus.
Pakistan Banking Sector Profit Rises 4% to Rs332 Billion in 1HCY26
Pakistan’s 13 listed commercial banks posted Rs332 billion in net profit during 1HCY26, up 4% year-on-year despite higher interest and operating expenses.
Govt Reduces Commercial Banks’ Role in Pension Payments Through Digital Verification
The Finance Ministry has removed commercial banks from pensioners’ proof-of-life verification, integrating NADRA with CGA and MAG for digital pension verification and disbursement.
PSX KSE 100 Falls 993 Points Amid Rising Middle East Tensions
Pakistan Stock Exchange benchmark KSE 100 Index falls 993.91 points as Middle East tensions, Saudi energy facility attacks and rising oil prices weigh on investor sentiment.
PSX-Listed Companies Pay Record Rs1.01 Trillion Dividends in FY26
Companies listed on the Pakistan Stock Exchange distributed a record Rs1.01 trillion in cash dividends during FY26, led by commercial banks, oil and gas firms and fertiliser companies.
NIBAF Pakistan Conducts Islamic Banking Certificate Course Module 2
NIBAF Pakistan completes Module 2 of IBCC-79 in Karachi, training commercial bank and SBP officers through a six-day Islamic banking programme.
PSX KSE-100 Gains 574 Points to Close at 177,166
Pakistan Stock Exchange closes 574 points higher at 177,166 after volatile trading, while refinery stocks rally on upgrade deal news and SPI inflation rises 0.49%.
KSE-100 Surges Nearly 2,932 Points As Broad Based Buying Drives PSX Rebound
Pakistan Stock Exchange rebounded strongly as the KSE-100 Index gained 2,931.71 points to close at 180,014.93, led by commercial banks, fertilizer, cement and energy stocks.
Pakistan Banks Likely To Continue Relying On Government Borrowing For Profits
Pakistan’s banking sector is expected to remain heavily invested in government securities during FY2027 as private sector lending opportunities remain limited despite calls to expand SME financing.
Pakistan Banks Continue Focusing On Government Borrowing As Private Sector Lending Slows
A new report says Pakistan’s banks remain heavily invested in government securities despite calls to expand lending to SMEs and the private sector, with private credit expected to remain under pressure.