( The Express Tribune) ISLAMABAD: The mismanagement of wheat operations would cost the national exchequer around Rs105 billion, which the Ministry of National Food Security
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Pakistani Airlines may be banned in 188 countries The ICAO has issued a “serious warning” to the Pakistan aviation regulator on the same
Pakistan-based airlines may be banned in 188 countries as they have failed to meet international standards on pilot licensing and other issues as required by
Discontinuation of $1,000 Note Issuance to Pre-empt Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing Risks
Singapore, 3 November 2020… The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced today that it plans to discontinue the issuance of the $1,000 note from 1
Low-cost housing: banks go all in
(Dawn News) Banks are urging low-income people to take out heavily subsidised housing loans in quarter-page newspaper ads on a daily basis now. Except the
Where is the rupee headed?
( Business Recorder) PKR has been appreciating against USD for the past two months. One reason is the USD depreciation against other currencies; but PKR
FATF satisfied with Pakistan progress but maintains grey list status for now
The Financial Action Task Force (FATF) has decided to maintain Pakistan’s status on its ‘grey list’ of countries with inadequate control over curbing money laundering
On the cards: Govt to introduce new law to give immunity to CPEC Authority from NAB, FIA probe
( (Karachi) In a latest move, a new law to replace defunct China Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) Authority Ordinance will be introduced by the federal
FATF session: Why it’s important for Pakistan to get out of the ‘grey list’?
(Web Desk) As the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) virtual three-day plenary session is scheduled to begin from October 21 (today), all eyes are set
Bond auctions: Build long term market first
( Business Recorder) The cat and mouse game between the treasury offices of Q blocks and big banks continues. In a PIB auction earlier this week,
Regional transit trade isn’t enough to drive Pakistan’s Gwadar Port
(Web Desk) Landlocked Afghanistan has begun using the Chinese-operated Pakistani port of Gwadar for transit trade — a development Pakistani officials see as marking the