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The banking industry is highly competitive in Pakistan, comprising 33 commercial banks that cover 20 percent of the banked population. Bank Al-Habib, Bank Alfalah, and Meezan Bank are in close competition with their number of branches, deposits, assets, and profits, standing neck and neck in 2020. In Pakistan, the term big five usually refers to Habib Bank Limited, United Bank Limited, National Bank Limited, and MCB Bank. The competition among these banks has been intense but the competition among banks between the ranks of 6 and 10 is also getting tougher. Recently, Meezan Bank has leapfrogged two major banks—Bank Al Habib and Bank Alfalah. Meezan Bank witnessed significant growth in its services and business The bank left behind Bank Al-Habib and Bank Alfalah in terms of branches network and deposits mobilization, and profitability with the consistent expansion of services which also enhanced its penetration and customers and beneficiaries. Branch Network Across Pakistan The ban..

One of the biggest hits at the recently concluded Pakistan Auto Show (PAPS) 2020 was the pavilion belonging to BAIC which showcased multiple cars they are planning to launch in the country. Now, BAIC’s hatchback D-20 was seen on the roads being tested indicating that the company is gearing up to bring this car to the local market. Internationally, the car has two four-cylinder engine variants with 1300CC and the 1500CC engine capacity with both coming in either a 5-speed manual transmission or a 4-Speed automatic transmission. ALSO READ Cultus Killer? BAIC Unveils the D20 Hatchback for Pakistan Interestingly, BAIC has partnered with multiple leading brands such as Mercedes-Benz to develop tech and the D-20 has some of the structural and technical parts like the B-class. Let’s see if these will be seen on the local version when it launches. The 1300CC version churns our 102hp and the 1500CC boasts 116hp with both being naturally-aspirated petrol-powered engines fitted with EFI tech..

Cambridge Assessment International Education (CAIE) has announced the cancelation of all examinations scheduled to be held in May and June this year amid the Coronavirus pandemic. CAIE has decided to grade all students based on knowledge acquired in their respective courses as it is impossible to conduct examination during the global outbreak of Coronavirus. Cambridge IGCSE, Cambridge O Level, Cambridge International AS & A Level, Cambridge AICE Diploma, and Cambridge Pre-U examinations have all been canceled worldwide. The official statement issued by CAIE states: COVID-19 outbreak has caused governments worldwide to shut down schools indefinitely, making it impossible for CAIE to hold examinations in May and June. The statement further reads: CAIE’s top priority is to guarantee the wellbeing of our students and teachers and ensure fairness for all our students. Therefore, CAIE will grade students based on the knowledge and skills they have acquired in their programs of study. T..