Mr. Zafar Masud, President & CEO of BOP, brings critical insights to the Aid For Trade Global Review 2024 as a guest speaker.His address on navigating debt crises in developing nations promises to illuminate pathways towards sustainable econo ...
Mr. Atif Tufail writes on his LinkedIn profile about ‘divine grace’ in regards to Mr. Zafar Masud and his miraculous survival in PK8303 plane crash.
Speaking on the occasion, Chairman Board of OGDCL, Zafar Masud, urged IPRI to research and make recommendations to achieve the much needed import indigenisation in energy sector. He also emphasised to look towards reforms to attract investment in E&P and Mining sectors, including establishment of exclusive regulatory bodies and alternate dispute resolution centres.
A tribute to Inspiring leader by Lexicon Leaders —Mr. Zafar Masud
A recent post by Karobar TV quotes Mr. Zafar Masud while reporting on a meeting where the Pakistan Banks’ Association (PBA) presented recommendations to promote growth in vital sectors.
Mr. Zafar Masud (President & CEO – BOP) will be speaking at EconFest on Sunday, 26th May 2024, from 01:30 PM to 02:30 PM at the Gandhara Citizen’s Club, Islamabad.
BOP is dedicated to supporting LGISE’s initiatives to improve special education accessibility. Mr. Zafar Masud emphasized during his speech to the group that “the Bank of Punjab is steadfastly committed to community empowerment.” We are proud to be supporting an initiative that surpasses conventional banking limits today.
A recent post by Nasir Jamal about green finance on the Climate Change Professionals Group on LinkedIn features Mr. Zafar Masud and his thoughts and ideas about green finance.
In the ever-evolving landscape of Pakistan’s banking sector, Zafar Masud emerges as a towering figure of leadership and innovation. — ZYCK
Mr. Zafar Masud on Geo News Great Debate who is the Chairman of the Banks Association, argued that there are Rs3.5 trillion leakages in tax collection. He suggested that subsidies should be eliminated to improve the economy. He also said that criticism that banks don’t focus on the private sector is right. Banks fund 95% of the fiscal deficit. He argued that tax collection would be easier if the supply chain is digitized.
