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1. Central Bank
State Bank of PakistanState Bank of Pakistan
By : BBA 6th

2. Group Member
• Mahpara kanwal
• Azhar Hussain
• Tahira yaseen
• Abdul Rauf Gcuf-sub campus sahiwal
• Zunair Munir

3. Presentation theme
,Bank,
Central Bank By-
Mahpara Kanwal
Student of BBA 6th
Department of Management Sciences
GCUF sub campus Sahiwal

4. Presentation theme:
• Origin
• Definition
• purpose
Bank
• Definition
• Purpose
• function
Central bank
• Definition
• Board of Director
• Aim of the bank
• Functions of the
bank
• Constitution
State Bank of Pakistan
Conclusion

5. What is Bank?
Definition:
• Institution
• Providing loans to lend
• And create the credit money
An other Definition
 Accumulate the surplus
 Advance to deficit
 The difference between surplus and
deficit called spread earning or profit
organizat
ion

6. What is Bank?
 Origin of Bank:
o Italian word;
• Derived from “BANCUS”
• Means “BENCH”
o German word;
• Derived from “BANQUE”
• Means Firm

7. What is Central Bank?
 Definition;
o Institute which manage the following activities
• Nation’s currency
• Money supply
• Interest rate
o Oversee, their country commercial banking system
o Also called Reserve Bank Monitory Authority

8. What is Central Bank?
 Origin of Central Bank:
a. Nuremberg conference:
• In 1548, held in Nuremberg, Germany
• To cover the loop holes in banking system
• In 1578, First Central bank was established,
in Geneva, Switzerland

9. What is Central Bank?
 Origin of Central Bank Cont.…
b. Brussels conference:
• Before WW1 (1914-18),there was few central banks
• After “WW1” confusion in currency & exchange market
• Which become cause for some banking failure
• So, the conference held in held at Brussels in 1920
• That every state must have their own central bank

10. Constitutions &
Functions of Central Bank
By-
Azhar Hussain
Student of BBA 6th
Department of Management Sciences
GCUF sub campus Sahiwal

11. Functions of Central Bank:
 Monopoly of note issue
 Bankers, Agent and Adviser to the Government
 Custodian of Cash Reserve of Commercial Bank
 Custodian of Nation’s Reserve of International
 Lender of The Last Resort

12. Functions of Central Bank:
 Collection of Data
 Central Banking in Developing Countries
Clearing House Function
Credit Control
Other Functions

13. State bank of Pakistan

14. Mission statement of SBP
• To provide reliable banking services to
Government, financial institutions, public
and to act as an operational arm of State
Bank of Pakistan

15. State Bank of Pakistan:
 History of SBP:
o Before independence, FRBI was the Central bank, Sub-continent
o After independence, FRBI divided,
o Ratio of 70:30 in between India and Pakistan
o And 30% reserve was equal to Rs. 750 million
o Muhammad Ali Jinnah inaugurated SBP,
o Commenced operation in July 1, 1948
o SBP work under State bank act 1956
o Before , Nationalization ordinance 1974
o SBP share capital was 51% Government contribution and
49 % by private investors

16. Central Board of Directors
The Central Board consists of nine members:
the Governor (who is Chairman),
The Secretary, Finance Division, Government
of Pakistan and eight Directors, including one
Director from each Province, to be nominated
by the Federal Government. The Directors are
appointed for terms of up to three years

17. Central Board of Directors
Chairman: ( Governor SBPAshraf Mahmood Wathra)
Dr. Waqar Masood Khan (Secretary Finance)
Mirza Qamar Beg
Khawaja Iqbal Hassan
Mr. Iskander Mohammed Khan
Mr. Shahid Ahmed Khan
Mr. Mehmood Mandviwalla
Mr. M. Nawaz Tiwana
Mr. Muhammad Hidayatullah
Mr. Zafar Masud

19. Functions of SBP
By-
Tahira yaseen
Student of BBA 6th ,
Department of Management Sciences
GCUF sub campus Sahiwal

20. Functions of SBP:
Core functions
Non-traditional
functions
Traditional functions
Primary functions Secondary functions

21. Primary functions of SBP

22. Primary functions of SBP
A. Issuing Currency Notes:
 Monopoly of Note Issue.
o Sole authority of notes issues, except coins
o Work under act of 1956
o Issue offices: located in Karachi, Peshawar & Lahore
o Brings uniformity in the system
o Better control over the money supply
o Increases public confidence

23. Primary Functions of SBP:
A. Issuing Currency Notes:
 Methods for issuing notes
1. Fixed fiduciary system 1956-1965
o New form of currency principle
o Central government, issue notes, fixed by Government
o This fixed amount, backed by government Securities
and bonds
o So, if government, issue more currency
o Then, should be backed by Metallic reserve
o Advantage:• Control over inflation
• No chance of currency over issue

24. Primary Functions of SBP:
A. Issuing Currency Notes:
 Methods for issuing notes
2. Proportional reserve system:
o Notes issues is backed by metallic reserve
o Rest of amount backed by Govt Bonds and securities
o 25%- 40% backed by gold
o 60%-75% backed by Govt securities and bonds
o In Pakistan; • 30% against Gold reserve
• 70% against Govt securities and bonds

25. Primary Functions of SBP:
A. Issuing Currency Notes:
 Methods for issuing notes
3. Minimum reserve system:
• Increase or decrease currency supply
• according to economy climate
• Notes issues shows
• Demand for money in the economy
• Price set by= by aggregate demand and
aggregate supply

26. Primary Functions of SBP:
B. Controller of Credit:
 To control the availability and cost of credit in the
country through
 Purpose; full employment, price stability, increase in production etc.
• Open market
operations
• Variation in bank rate
• Credit rationing
• Varying reserve
requirements
Quantitative control Qualitative control
• Varying margin
Requirements
• Consumer’s credit
regulation
• Use of moral persuasion
• Direct action

27. Primary Functions of SBP:
C. Regulations and Supervision of banks:
Full power to supervise and control the banks
Banks
liquidation
Banks
restructuring
Banks
performance
Banks
valuation

28. Primary functions of SBP:
D. State bank as Clearing house:
Where representatives of different banks meet
To exchange cheques withdrawn
The state bank then settle the difference

29. Primary Functions of SBP:
E. Lender of last resort:
• Act as last lender of resort for commercial banks
• Used when banks have shortage of cash reserve
• Then, the state bank rescue them, from the danger
situation
• Method used is;
o Provide cash by discounting bill of exchange
o And treasury bills
• Safe guard the banks from the liquidation

30. Primary Functions of SBP:
F. Bankers and Agent to the government:
 As Financial Agent:
 Collects Taxes and other payments.
 Repaying external debts
 Keep government deposits
 Short-term advances to the Govt
 Provides foreign exchange for purchasing foreign
goods, repaying goods etc.
 Repaying external debts
As banker to the Government:

31. Secondary Functions of
SBP
By:
Abdul Rauf
Student of BBA 6th
Department of management sciences
GCUF –sub campus Sahiwal

32. Secondary Functions of SBP:
Public Debt Management
Management of Foreign Exchange
Advisor to Government
Relations with IFI’S

33. Secondary Functions of SBP:
A. Public Debt Management:
o Also called Government debt or national debts
o This may be own by either Federal or provincial government
o The budget deficit actually shows, public debts for particular period
o Method for debts are:
 Issuing bonds
 Issuing securities
 By offering bills
 Low economy countries, get the loan from super-nation

34. Secondary Functions of SBP:
B. Management of Foreign exchange:
 State bank is custodian of foreign exchange
 Reserve and manage the exchange control
 Fixing value of currency
 Check currencies flight in and out
 Agent of government, Pakistan's representative
with IMF and world bank

35. Secondary Functions of SBP:
C. Advisor to the Government:
o maintains deposit accounts,
o effects domestic and foreign currency transactions
and provides advice relative to financial matters
o Government holds deposit accounts at central bank
o The account are using for:
 For receiving funds
 Making payment
 Clearing cheques issued by government

36. Secondary Functions of SBP:
D. Relationship with IFI’S:
Relationship with
Relationship with
World bank
IMF
ADB

37. Non-traditional Functions of SBP:
Development of Financial Institutions
commercial bank, Micro finance and Islamic banking
Training Facilities to Banker
Development of Specialized Financial Institutions
Credit to Priority Sector
Industrial, Agriculture, Exportation

38. Monetary policy &Plan of
SBP & Conclusion
by :
Zunair munir
Student of BBA 6th
Department of management sciences
GCUF –sub campus Sahiwal

39. Types of monetary policy
• Contractionary / Tight monetary policy
“Tight monetary policy, also called contractionary
monetary policy, tends to curb inflation by
contracting/reducing the money supply”
• Expansionary /Easy monetary policy
“Easy monetary policy, also called expansionary monetary
policy, tends to encourage growth by expanding the
money supply

40. Tools of Monetary Policy
Quantitative Tools
Open Market Operations
Bank Rate
Cash Reserve Requirement
Liquidity ratio
Special deposit
Qualitative Tools
Credit rationing
Credit ceiling
Moral persuasion
Direct action
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41. Targets for monetary policy
• Employment, economic growth, and inflation can not control
directly, it must choose settings, or targets, for variables that it can
control in order to best achieve its goals.
• In practice, there are two types of targets:
1. Money supply targets.
2. Interest rate targets.

42. Aim of SBP functions:
State bank and Economic Growth:
 Crucial role in the economic growth
 Facilitating and boosting the economy development
 Improving financial market( banks and financial inst.)
 Also contribution, capital market improvement(PIBs)
 Also help, commercial banks, through export scheme,
 by offering export at low rate
 Establishing special credit institution, for meeting
medium and large term financial needs

43. Prudential regulations:
o Code of conduct or guide lines through which state bank
supervise the institutions
o Shows standard format for activities
o To decrease their risk-taking
Definition:
Purpose:
 Provide safety to depositor’s funds
 Keep financial stability
 Uniformity in the sector

44. Perdulation of regulations:
Example:
REGULATION-XVI
WINDOW DRESSING
Banks shall refrain from adopting any measures or practices
where by they would either artificially or temporarily show an
apparently improved position of bank’s accounts as given in their
Balance Sheet and Profit & Loss Accounts specially in relation to
its deposits and profit. Particular care shall be taken in showing
inter-branch and inter-bank accounts accurately and strictly
according to their true nature.

45. Conclusion:
o Bank
o Central bank
o Functions of central bank
o State bank of Pakistan
o Functions of state bank of Pakistan
o Constitution of state bank of Pakistan
o Prudential regulations of state bank of Pakistan