There are 3 government owned banks. They are:
The following are the other Commercial banks in Pakistan.
a. Allied Bank Limited
b. Askari Bank
c. Bank Alfalah
d. Bank AL Habib
e. Barclays Bank Pakistan
f. CitiBank Pakistan
g. Faysal Bank
h. First Women Bank
i. Habib Bank Limited
j. Habib Metropolitan Bank
k. Habib Bank AG Zurich
l. HSBC Pakistan
m. JS Bank
n. KASB Bank Ltd
o. MCB Bank Limited
p. MyBank
q. National bank of Pakistan
r. NIB Bank Pakistan
s. Royal Bank of Scotland Pakistan
t. Standard Chartered Bank Pakistan
u. Silkbank Limited (Formerly Saudi Pak Commercial Bank Ltd)
v. Soneri Bank
w. Summit Bank (formerly known as Arif Habib Bank)
x. United Bank Limited
Occupations in Pakistan are: Farming : 60% Government: 15% Private Business: 10% Labour: 20%
Probably two
there are 40 commercial banks currently operating in Pakistan
Most of the time, the biggest difference between pubic and private banks is that public banks typically have government ownership and private ones are businesses with strict profits in mind. Additionally, many public banks are poorly operated in comparison to their private counterparts.
Two. BankIslami Pakistan and Burj Bank
There are many popular banks available in Pakistan like United Bank Limited, Habib Bank Limited, Bank Al Habib Limited
120+
It had 18 branches in all throughout Pakistan and growing
there are many companies who are generating profit .But if we look their awareness in international point of view is none. So i will category them according to this. Packages is one them , second GUL ahmed , third nirala they are doing their buisness internationaly. Reminton Pharmaceuticals is one of the top Pharmaceuticals of Pakistan.
The Federal Reserve bank has been private since December 23, 1913. None of its stock is owned by the government. Over the years many things have led to changes in it. The Great Depression is one of the biggest things that have led to changes in it.
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These days' people are not so choosy about the bank they go to. There are so many banks and each of them giving almost all possible services to its customers makes the customers spoilt for choice… A customer would go to a public bank if they want 100% government guarantee for their money and are willing to tolerate slight lapses in service (Am not saying that public banks don't give quality service but sometimes they can be irritating and for that matter even private banks can irritate you but the chances are comparatively less) A customer would go to a private bank if they want a better quality service than what a public or government bank provides.