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Pakistan’s banking sector struggles with high bad loans due to slow courts and weak enforcement, limiting credit access.
Pakistan’s banking sector faces a worsening loan recovery crisis, with non-performing loans at 7.4%—well above global averages—due to a dysfunctional legal system.
Despite the 2001 Recovery Ordinance, courts are bogged down by delays, appeals, and stay orders, while asset seizures often fail due to lack of enforcement.
Private banks, lacking government backing, are increasingly avoiding lending to SMEs and farmers, fearing unrecoverable losses.
Data from top banks shows billions in pending cases and decreed assets stuck in execution, though full figures remain undisclosed.
Without systemic reforms, credit access will remain constrained, hindering economic growth.
El sector bancario de Pakistán lucha con altos préstamos incobrables debido a la lentitud de los tribunales y la debilidad de la ejecución, lo que limita el acceso al crédito.