The Pak Banker - 2023-01-04

• World Bank urged to help restructur­e FIIP
• Banks settle int'l card payments by buying dollars from open market
• Faysal Bank becomes full-fledged Islamic bank
• Think tank proposes amending Pakistan Penal Code
• SC allows ECP to continue contempt proceeding­s against Imran, others
• Pakistan's food security so precarious
• PM says Covid situation in Pakistan 'under control'
• Asia-Pacific stocks track Wall Street higher
• European stocks market closes lower
• Saudi Arabia sees strongest growth in jobs in five years amid business boom
• Salman reaps the fruits of his labour
• No Messi, no Neymar as PSG suffer first loss
• Conway ‘enjoying the ride’ with NZ
• Oil recovers from early decline
• Privacy leadership
• Monuments of maladaptat­ion
• A potential game changer
• A cup of plenty
• Adherence to IMF deal is an imperative
• Ukraine war's outlook in 2023
• A new year of living dangerousl­y for the SC
• What do we get for $1.7 trillion?
• Putin misjudged Ukraine
• For Joe Biden, results matter most
• Türkiye, Azerbaijan laying foundation­s of new era
• Paris, Baku discuss situation in Azerbaijan's Lachin district
• Another Russian found dead in India’s Odisha
• Zelenskyy: Russia planning attacks with Iran-made drones
• Ben-Gvir visits al-Aqsa Mosque compound
• Samsung veteran sounds alarm on Korea losing global chip war
• Simpsons music editor Chris Ledesma dies at the age of 64
• TSMC mass-produces next-gen chips seeking to safeguard global lead
• Musk restores Twitter accounts of journalist­s but concerns persist
• Wio Bank partners with FAB to facilitate cash and cheque deposits
• Has the tide turned for Europe's banks?
• Government announces measures to save energy
• India's current account gap widens to 9-year high
• Indian firms likely to raise funds via public issues in 2023 as cash tightens: bankers
• Rupee ends first session of 2023 in red against US dollar

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