SBP Injects Rs12.56 Trillion Into Market Through Conventional And Shariah Compliant OMO
State Bank of Pakistan injects Rs12.56 trillion into the banking system through reverse repo and Shariah compliant Modarabah based Open Market Operations to address liquidity requirements.
Govt Appoints Muhammad Ali Malik as Deputy Governor of State Bank of Pakistan
The Federal Government has appointed central banking veteran Muhammad Ali Malik as Deputy Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan for a five-year term, effective immediately.
SBP Injects Rs 12.93 Trillion Into Banking Market Through OMO Operations
SBP executes conventional and Shariah compliant Open Market Operations injecting Rs 12.93 trillion to support liquidity needs in the commercial banking sector.
NIBAF Pakistan Opens Registration for Modular Islamic Banking Certificate Course IBCC 79 in Karachi
The National Institute of Banking and Finance launches its flagship modular Islamic Banking Certificate Course meeting State Bank of Pakistan Fit and Proper criteria.
NIBAF Pakistan Completes Islamic Banking Certificate Course Module Three for HBL Microfinance Bank
The National Institute of Banking and Finance holds an intensive two-day Shariah governance and liquidity management certificate course for HBL Microfinance Bank.
OGDCL Secures Tenth Circular Debt Installment of Rs 7.725 Billion to Boost Energy Sector Liquidity
Oil and Gas Development Company Limited receives its tenth monthly installment under the government circular debt settlement plan improving cash flow and financial stability.
State Bank of Pakistan Introduce Forward Sale Transactions for Exchange Companies to Boost Remittances
The State Bank of Pakistan now allows exchange companies to enter short term forward sale transactions for 5 days to stabilize liquidity and enhance formal remittance inflows.
State Bank of Pakistan Announces 1.08 Trillion Rupee Buyback Auction for Government Securities
The State Bank of Pakistan initiates a major 1.08 trillion rupee buyback of Treasury Bills and Investment Bonds to manage liquidity and domestic debt portfolios.
Pakistan Faces $31.72 Billion Foreign Currency Outflow Amid Maturing Loans and Deposits
Pakistan’s foreign currency assets are expected to see a net outflow of $31.72 billion due to maturing loans, securities, and deposits, highlighting pressure on reserves and the need for careful external account management.
When Finance Stops Believing
Pakistan’s financial system continues to function smoothly, but credit allocation has become selective, reflecting a narrowing of confidence and ambition. Short-term lending retreats while long-term credit persists out of compulsion, highlighting how banks prioritize stability and certainty over risk-taking, and how digitisation professionalizes restraint rather than reviving broad economic belief.