NIBAF Hosts Basel III and Problem Bank Management Training for SBOTS-27 Officers
NIBAF Pakistan hosted a two-day training for SBOTS-27 officers on Basel III standards and problem bank management, led by Syed Jahangir Shah, to strengthen regulatory expertise and financial stability oversight in Pakistan’s banking sector.
Pakistan’s Policy Rate Remains Region’s Highest, Raising Concerns Among Business Community
Pakistan’s policy rate remains the highest in South Asia at 11 percent, triggering concern among exporters and industrialists who warn of lost competitiveness, while the SBP defends its stance as necessary for economic stability.
SBP Reserves Dip Below $14.5 Billion Mark Amid Mild Weekly Outflow
The State Bank of Pakistan’s foreign exchange reserves declined by $69 million, falling below $14.5 billion, while total national reserves dipped slightly to $19.918 billion amid minor fluctuations in the banking sector’s holdings.
Pakistan’s Public Debt Surpasses Rs. 76 Trillion, Driven by Surge in Domestic Borrowing
Pakistan’s central government debt has surged over Rs. 76 trillion, reflecting a 12.3% annual rise driven by mounting domestic borrowing, according to the State Bank’s latest data.
Bank Makramah Advances Recapitalization with PKR 50 Billion Boost from Sponsor Support and Asset Strategy
Bank Makramah Limited ramps up recapitalization through PKR 15 billion sponsor injections, PKR 12 billion asset sale, and major loan recoveries, strengthening its position in Pakistan’s banking landscape.
NIBAF trains SBOTS 27th batch on functions of Deposit Protection Corporation to strengthen depositor safeguards
NIBAF Pakistan conducted a specialized training session for the SBOTS 27th batch on June 28, 2025, focusing on the functions of the Deposit Protection Corporation to enhance understanding of depositor safeguards and support long-term financial sector stability.
Pakistan Banks Association Rejects Claims on Remittance Subsidies, Highlights Critical Role in Economic Stability
The Pakistan Banks Association has strongly refuted allegations that remittance incentives serve no economic purpose, underscoring how these measures protect Pakistan’s balance of payments and ensure compliance with global financial standards.
SBP Injects Rs12.37 Trillion via Open Market Operations to Ease Liquidity Pressures
The State Bank of Pakistan has injected Rs12.37 trillion into the banking system through conventional and Shariah-compliant OMOs to address liquidity needs, highlighting its proactive role in managing market stability.