Several international banks, including Deutsche Bank, Standard Chartered, and Citibank, were appointed to handle Pakistan's bond and Sukuk issuances.

The entities involved

• Pakistan →

  sovereign state in South Asia

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  • Pakistan is establishing long-term economic cooperation with Central Asia, including plans to join the International North-South Transport Corridor.Mon 17:36
• Deutsche Bank →

  German global banking and financial services company

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  • Bank of America upgraded a rating to buy and suggested a potential equity stake in a Caribbean resort chain, supported by Deutsche Bank.Mon 13:32
• Standard Chartered →

  British financial company

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Related events

• The finance ministry of Pakistan has initiated a managed international bond issuance program.Sep 3
• JS Bank operates in Pakistan through various initiatives, including a flagship initiative located in Sehwan.Sep 21
• Increased financial exposure is needed to support Pakistan's IMF program, which requires assurances from various international partners, including Saudi Arabia and the UAE.Jul 19
• Pakistan is seeking to diversify its financing options by purchasing a stake in the New Development Bank and seeking BRICS membership to reduce dependence on the IMF.Sep 11
• Pakistan faces bond release restrictions from Australia, Japan, and Canada, while also mediating a truce between Iran and the US.Sep 3