Islamabad, Sep5: According to Sunil Kaushal, Global Head of Corporate & Investment Banking at Standard Chartered Bank, the company is dedicated to strengthening its relationship with Pakistan by offering a variety of financial and investment options. Standard Chartered sees Pakistan as a significant market with numerous prospects.
In order to address increasing investment potential in Pakistan, Sunil Kaushal made these statements during a virtual meeting with Senator Muhammad Aurangzeb, the federal minister for finance and revenue. Rehan Shaikh, the CEO of Standard Chartered Pakistan, as well as the Finance Secretary and other senior Finance Division personnel were present at the meeting.
Throughout the conversation, the Finance Minister emphasized Pakistan’s macroeconomic indicators’ upward trend and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to preserving economic stability through a number of reforms.
“Our government is dedicated to creating a conducive environment for foreign investments, ensuring that Pakistan remains a competitive and attractive destination for global investors,” Senator Aurangzeb added. The discussion centered on possible areas of cooperation between Standard Chartered Bank and the Pakistani government, especially in digital banking, sustainable finance, and infrastructure development.
Throughout the conversation, the Finance Minister emphasized Pakistan’s macroeconomic indicators’ upward trend and reaffirmed the government’s commitment to preserving economic stability through a number of reforms.
“Our government is dedicated to creating a conducive environment for foreign investments, ensuring that Pakistan remains a competitive and attractive destination for global investors,” Senator Aurangzeb added.
The discussion centered on possible areas of cooperation between Standard Chartered Bank and the Pakistani government, especially in digital banking, sustainable finance, and infrastructure development.
The group was given the assurance by the Finance Minister that their projects would receive full support from the government. He also expressed excitement about the future strengthening of the collaboration with Standard Chartered Bank.
