The Pak Banker - 2016-03-05

• SBP develops guidelines on remunerati­on practices for banks
• ISLAMABAD
• Nawaz launches ‘Green Pakistan’ initiative to add 100m plants in 5 years
• PBOC pulls $129b in biggest weekly withdrawal since 2013
• Bank Alfalah conducts Programme on Islamic Banking
• Indian central bank has room to ease right away: RBI Advisor
• HSBC says ‘cash is king’
• BISP adopts poverty alleviatio­n strategy, says Marvi
• Iran, a big market for textile industry, says LCCI
• FPCCI calls for removing trade barriers among countries
• MQM holds peaceful rally after Kamal outburst
• KP Speaker inaugurate­s E-governance project
• President launches Spring Tree Plantation Campaign
• US employment gains accelerate in February
• US data flow suggests economy regaining steam
• US court weighs restoring Brady's suspension
• Businesses struggled from Asia to Europe in February
• China to intervene in stocks ahead of annual policy meeting
• Global shares, oil set for bumper weeks as payrolls near
• Messi hat-trick steers Barca to unbeaten 35-game record
• Wade guides Heat past Suns
• Oil market storm clears as prices stabilize on output deal
• The usual scenes
• The QCG and peace
• An uneasy ceasefire
• Why a green budget is good for the economy
• China should not be blamed for economic slowdown
• The politics of financial volatility
• China's rebalancin­g is overrated
• India's Sebi set to get tougher with wilful defaulters
• $830m support being provided for Pakistani children
• New Samsung phones set for March 12 in UAE
• Middle East in prime position to grow renewable sector
• UAE salaries will largely remain flat this year
• Global factories hit hard
• Coal India output growth slips in February
• Volkswagen admits its former CEO knew of irregulari­ties
• US tech companies unite behind Apple ahead of iPhone encryption ruling
• Facebook to pay millions of pounds more in UK tax
• Internet, auto tycoons seek standards for self-driving cars
• Huawei to open new office in Seattle, go on hiring spree
• Network Internatio­nal acquires Emerging Markets Payments
• Samsonite to buy Tumi for $1.8 billion
• ‘Chinese car market has great potential’
• Grenada restoring fiscal and external sustainabi­lity: IMF
• Fed plans second effort at limiting banks' ties to one another
• RBC targets market share gains in US investment banking
• Tunisian economy facing challenges, says IMF
• US trade deficit widens as exports hit low
• Italian banks’ survival at stake on stock listing
• Dubai Islamic Bank to pay 45pc cash dividend

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