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Every few months a chart makes the rounds. It shows bank credit to the private sector as a share of GDP: Pakistan at about 11%, Sri Lanka at 30%,...
For most of Pakistan’s independent history, its mortgage market has been a curiosity — an entire asset class that existed on paper but barely...
As mobile banking grows, so does the attack surface.
Rising poverty estimates amid almost continuous headline growth are not a paradox; they are the measurement gap made visible.
No rupee in Pakistan truly compounds. We accumulate without amplifying.
Fix the structural levers, and the currency becomes a supporting instrument.
Pakistan’s research output remains trapped on paper.
The very conditions that would make an SME bankable are those that it cannot afford to meet — precisely because it is not bankable.
The opportunity we have now is to institutionalise the stabilisation.
Pakistan faces a substantial economy housing shortfall, estimated at 10m units, with an annual addition of around 350,000 units.
Pakistan is pivoting towards a proactive regulatory framework for digital assets, looking to unlock the immense value of this growing asset class. The...
To see the PSIB as merely a financial instrument would be to miss its broader significance.
A museum in Paris has devoted an entire exhibition to a rather unusual subject
A city in the south of France paid tribute to its most influential artist
An exhibition in Paris sheds light on a subject Henri Matisse continuously depicted in his works — his daughter
The works of Eugene Boudin, the trailblazer who inspired Claude Monet, are currently being celebrated at a museum in Paris
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