The Pak Banker - 2012-11-30

• Pb govt to provide maximum relief to people: Shahbaz
• Euro central banks mull rolling over Greek bonds
• Afghan graft buster vows to crack Kabulbank scandal
• PM allows mobile phone companies to sell SIMS, number portabilit­y
• Ads of any newspaper and TV channel not stopped, says Kaira
• Malaysia to import food products from Pakistan
• ESPIRE to enable SMES to save 22,000 MW energy
• Malik Riaz decides to file case against Arsalan Iftikhar in UK
• Early marriages and semester system
• Ponting to retire after Perth Test
• World Economy in best shape since 2011, says investors
• Germans go festive to lure buyers into department stores
• Japan's retail sales fall as car sales drop
• Iran may slash oil sales outlook
• The real threat
• Hard and soft power
• Juvenile justice
• Across the board accountabi­lity
• Cell phones as weapons
• Bank robbers can show Congress where the money is
• Apparel industry should further tap mainland market
• Don't use LIC to prop up divestment
• The power of feedback
• Citibank launches first smart banking branch in Philippine­s
• IMF says Latvia’s economy continues to recover strongly
• Fitch upgrades 23 tranches of 18 UK NC RMBS deals
• Moody’s reviews covered bonds of Cypriot issuers for rating cut
• IMF says Benin prudent fiscal policy kept fiscal deficits at manageable levels
• SFA and Agricultur­al Bank of China ink accord to promote forestry industry
• Carval selects Northern Trust for fund services
• Moody's rates notes to be issued by Standard Life Plc
• HKMA enhances Reverse Mortgage Programme
• Brazil signals key rate to stay at minimum for record period
• Tarullo says Fed seeks more capital at foreign banks’ units
• Spain’s rescued banks to shrink, slash jobs
• India assures Pakistan to enhance mutual economic engagement­s
• Indian economy to grow at 6.5pc in 2013: Goldman Sachs

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