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Pakistan remittances exceed $2 billion for eighth straight month

The sustained increase in remittances largely reflects the growing use of banking channel that is attributed to continued efforts by the government and the central bank to attract inflows through official channels, the State Bank of Pakistan said in a statement.

Remittances exceed $2 billion for eighth straight month - Business

Pakistan: Remittances set to cross record $28bln this year

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Pakistan: Remittances set to cross record $28 billion this year

Pakistan: Remittances set to cross record $28 billion this year Muzaffar Rizvi © Provided by Khaleej Times Pakistan: Remittances set to cross record $28 billion this year Pakistan is expected to receive record remittance inflows of up to $28 billion this year. This comes as initiatives launched by the government and central bank to facilitate overseas workers have started yielding positive results despite challenges posed by the Covid-19 pandemic. Overseas Pakistanis residing in Gulf states in general, and the UAE and Saudi Arabia in particular, are likely to maintain an upward momentum in remittances. They contributed 60.14 per cent of the total inflows during the July-December 2020 period.

Rights issues gather pace amid infrequent IPOs - Newspaper

The abundance of rights issues by listed corporates in the current calendar year has helped, to some extent, satiate the investors’ appetite for good stocks. While private limited companies still lack interest in going public as shown by a handful of initial public offerings (IPOs) in 2020 rights issues by companies have been generous. Rights issues, when offered by reputable companies with a record of consistent earnings growth, healthy dividends and an attractive price, have been greeted warmly by stockholders. That is regardless of the fact that the rights issues tend to dilute market prices of such stocks. A company in need of cash to finance expansion, make debt repayments or pay for working capital can raise funds through a rights issue. Existing shareholders have the first right of acceptance or renunciation of additional shares. Unlike bonus issues, rights shares are offered at a price. In the current calendar year, as many as 20 listed companies have approached sh

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