Husain wants banking consolidation in Pakistan

- Central Banking staff
- 03 Nov 2000

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Pakistan's central bank governor Ishrat Husain has said that he wants fewer, but stronger financial institutions in Pakistan which can mobilise and allocate resources in a cost effective and efficient manner. Husain said there are too many financial institutions in Pakistan with a weak capital base, rudimentary technology, inadequate human resources and a low capacity to absorb financial shocks.

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