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PBA Proposes Initiatives to Boost Pakistan’s Financial Landscape

  • November 21, 2024
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The Pakistan Banks’ Association (PBA) has unveiled a comprehensive set of initiatives aimed at bolstering Pakistan’s financial landscape. These proposals, presented to the Federal Finance Minister and the State Bank of Pakistan Governor, focus on key areas such as agriculture, small and medium enterprises (SMEs), and digital technologies.

One of the key initiatives is the introduction of Electronic Warehouse Receipt Financing. This innovative approach will enhance liquidity in the agricultural sector by digitizing warehouse receipts, making it easier for farmers to access financing. Additionally, the PBA proposes to promote Corporate Farming Financing to modernize agricultural practices and increase productivity.

To support the growth of SMEs, the PBA advocates for the creation of an SME Index. This index will help monitor and support the growth of SMEs by providing valuable insights into their performance and challenges.

In the digital and technology domain, the PBA emphasizes the importance of establishing a venture capital fund to foster fintech innovation. The revival of agricultural cooperatives is also seen as a crucial step in promoting financial inclusion in rural areas. Furthermore, the development of a financial data exchange will enable data-driven decision-making and facilitate the development of innovative financial products and services.

To address immediate needs, the PBA has proposed short-term initiatives such as fan financing, electric vehicle financing, solarization of tube wells, and markup subsidies for SMEs. These measures aim to stimulate economic growth and address pressing challenges faced by various sectors.

The PBA’s proposals have received positive feedback from the government and the State Bank of Pakistan. Both institutions have expressed their commitment to supporting these initiatives and have assured regulatory support for their implementation. By working together, the PBA, the government, and the State Bank of Pakistan aim to create a more inclusive, sustainable, and technologically advanced financial ecosystem in Pakistan.

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