The Pak Banker - 2020-10-01

• WB announces $12b plan for poor nations to buy Covid vaccines
• SBP urged to proactivel­y encourage home loans' lending
• Pakistan slams India for freezing Amnesty's bank accounts
• Telenor Bank selects PTCL to expedite its digital journey
• Bund yields touch lowest in 2 months on safety bid after US debate
• First US presidenti­al debate fails to move investors
• Global stocks pull back as bitter US debate stokes caution
• UK GDP collapsed 20pc in 2Q in historic COVID hit
• Rashid Khan pays tribute to late mother, his 'biggest fan'
• Autumn of discontent
• Lost in Xinjiang
• Kashmir & Germany
• New political phase
• Inside Europe's COVID second wave
• COVID impact on economy
• Stricter regulation a blessing
• A pendulum between China and US
• Shell to cut 9,000 jobs in low-carbon transition
• Azerbaijan-Armenian forces fight new clashes, tension up
• HK protesters flight pressures Taiwan
• Taiwan trade deal on Trump administra­tion's radar, lawmaker says
• FAA chief Dickson to put Boeing 737 MAX to the test
• Strong German retail sales, falling unemployme­nt raise recovery hopes
• Huawei to respond to prosecutio­n arguments in CFO's US extraditio­n case
• Saudi unemployme­nt up as virus-hit economy dips 7pc in 2Q
• China preparing an antitrust investigat­ion into Google
• Caesars to buy British gambling group William Hill
• Uber granted 18-month licence after legal battle
• UK, US firms lead in profit repatriati­on
• UK needs 'sufficient warning' of bank account closure
• Goldman Sachs CEO shuffles consumer banking leaders
• Fitch affirms OCBC Wing Hang Bank at 'AA-'
• NA Speaker vows to resolve key issues of businessme­n
• Centre allows release of Rs118b for uplift projects

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