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1/3 Enhanced consumer awareness, better access to complaint resolution mechanism & increased #banking transactions result in increased number of complaints against banks during 2016-19, #SBP review of complaints reveals. Details: sbp.org.pk/press/2020/Pr-…
2/3 During 2016-19, ATM card transactions increased by 101%, credit card by 118%, e-banking transactions by 112% with 71% increase in e-banking users, deposit accounts per ATM & per branch by 62% and 81% respectively, hence resulting in more complaints in these areas.
3/3 Resolution rate remained above 97% at each year's end while average time taken to resolve complaints remained within regulatory turn around times. However, delays were observed in sending acknowledgments, interim & final responses.

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May 22, 2021
1/5 SBP Clarification: The provisional estimate for FY21 growth of 3.94 percent released by the National Accounts Committee (NAC) yesterday reflects the strong economic recovery underway since the beginning of this fiscal year,
2/5 which has been highlighted in recent monetary policy statements and quarterly reports of the SBP.
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3/5 This was done in an appropriately conservative manner while noting upside risks to growth. Data received since then, and discussed in the NAC, suggest these upside risks have materialized.
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1/4 In August, workers’ remittances remained strong at $2.095 billion. They exceeded $2 billion for the third consecutive time since May, reaching an unprecedented level of $7.3 billion over a three-month period. Details: sbp.org.pk/press/2020/Pr-…
2/4 Remittances increased by 24.4 percent (y/y) in August and 37.2 (y/y) during June-August. This is largely in line with SBP projections.
3/4 The continued strength in remittances reflects the impact of various efforts of SBP and GoP to incentivize inflows through formal channels and the gradual reopening of businesses in major corridors of the Middle East, Europe and United States.
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1/4 Overseas Pakistanis sent a record $2768 mn in July, an increase of $740 mn (or 36.5%) over last July and an increase of $302 mn (or 12.2%) over June. This is the highest ever recorded workers’ remittances in a single month. For details: sbp.org.pk/press/2020/Pr-…
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1/5 #SBP releases 3rd Quarterly Report on “The State of #Pakistan’s #Economy” for the year 2019-20. For full report:
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2/5 The Report finds that necessary stabilization fostered significant macroeconomic improvement and helped build buffers. These improvements provided valuable space to respond to the downturn since late March 2020 due to #COVID19, through timely fiscal and monetary stimulus.
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1/6 Governor #SBP shares with Chambers of Commerce the measures to enhance utilization of Risk Sharing Facility under SBP’s Rozgar Scheme. For details: sbp.org.pk/press/2020/Pr-…
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