BANKING

SECTOR IN
PAKISTAN
MUSLIM COMMERCIAL BANK
(MCB)
 Mahnoor Fawad
Ch Saad Salman Ahmad
GROUP
MEMBERS Sana Amir
Muzamil Abid
Talha Tariq
What is in our
presentation?
Introduction of
Banking Sector
in Pakistan.
• Constitutes a 31 banks
• Six banks are the largest
• Regulated by the State Bank
of Pakistan (SBP)
• 43 million accounts
 • Total assets increased from PKR 6,516 billion to
The past PKR 15,134 billion;
• Deposits rose from PKR 4,786 billion to PKR
decade has 11,092 billion;
• Lending increased from PKR 3,240 billion to PKR
been good to 5,025 billion; and
the banking • Investments exponentially jumped to PKR 7,625
billion from PKR 1,737 billion back in 2009.
industry.
 • Majority of shares
• The Adamjee Group
MCB Bank • Nationalized in 1974
(history) • First bank to be privatized in 1991
• Majority stake in the bank
• Owned by Mian Mansha
 • Abbreviation of name
• Resistance
MCB Bank • Head office of MCB
(history)
 To be the leading financial services provider,
partnering with our customers for a more
MCB Bank prosperous and secure future.
(vision)
 We are a team of committed professionals,
providing innovative and efficient financial
solutions to create and nurture long-term
MCB Bank relationships with our customers. In doing so, we
ensure that our shareholders can invest with
(Mission) confidence in us.
 • Industry leader
• “Best Bank in Pakistan”
• “Best Domestic Bank in Pakistan” four times
MCB Bank • “Most Outstanding Company in Pakistan” –
Financial Sector
(recognitions) • “Best Corporate Report Award”
 • 7 million customers
MCB Bank • Over 1500+ branches
(network) • 1350+ ATMs
 • Established in 2003
MCB Bank • Network growth (34 branches)
(Islamic • In 2015, MIB
Banking • Raza Mansha as its first Chairman

Business)
 Maybank's • Acquisition of 20% of stake in MCB
• More than 94 million ordinary shares
acquisition of • This transaction amounted to MYR 2.17 billion
20% stake in
MCB
 May bank's • Acquisition of 20% of stake in MCB
• More than 94 million ordinary shares
acquisition of • This transaction amounted to MYR 2.17 billion
20% stake in
MCB