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IFC, Stanchart launch $400 million Risk-Participation Facility to boost Pakistan’s trade finance

  • The initiative, which was formalized in September 2025, builds on the previous joint $200 million facility
  • IFC, part of the World Bank Group, says the arrangement aims to support Pakistan’s export-driven industries
By Ismail Dilawar ·

Standard Chartered picks new investment banking heads for Pakistan, other regions

By Reuters ·
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Standard Chartered Bank aims to boost Saudi-China economic ties with strategic expansion 

By Reina Takla - Nadin Hassan ·

Standard Chartered officially launches operations in Egypt

By Arab News ·

Qatar’s first Green Guarantee issued for a solar project 

By Arab News ·

Saudi Arabia signs MoU with Standard Chartered to boost investments in mining 

By Arab News ·
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Banks can ‘bridge’ Saudi Arabia’s demand for capital with global investors: Standard Chartered exec

By Felicity Campbell ·

Riyad Bank appoints HSBC, Standard Chartered for potential Sukuk sale

By Arab News ·

Dentsu retains Standard Chartered global media remit

By Arab News ·
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INTERVIEW: Stanchart building bridges with Saudi Arabia

By Frank Kane ·

Standard Chartered Bank appoints CEO for Saudi branch

By Arab News ·

Standard Chartered goes on hiring spree

By Reuters ·

StanChart warns of trade war, rate risks after profit tops estimates

By Reuters ·

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