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Finance Ministry signs $1b syndicated finance facility

byCT Report
19/06/2025
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ISLAMABAD: Ministry of Finance has signed a syndicated term finance facility of 1,000 million dollars partially guaranteed by a Policy Based Guarantee of the Asian Development Bank’s Program “Improved Resource Mobilization and Utilisation Reform”. 

Dubai Islamic Bank acted as the Sole Islamic Global Coordinator while Standard Chartered Bank acted as the Mandated Lead Arranger and Bookrunners.

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Other financiers include Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank as the Mandated Lead Arranger and Sharjah Islamic Bank, Ajman Bank and HBL as Arrangers.

The facility is a landmark transaction for the Government of Pakistan that demonstrates strong support from leading financiers in the region.

This is a 5-year multi-tranche facility including both Islamic and conventional tranches. The Islamic facility is structured to be fully compliant with AAOIFI standards, and accounts for 89 percent of the total financing amount. The remaining 11 percent is from conventional financing.

The transaction is also the first facility supported by ADB’s Policy-Based Guarantee linked to policy reform measures undertaken by an ADB Member Country., i.e Pakistan.

The ADB Program is designed to support Pakistan to build long-term fiscal resilience and stability and has supported Pakistan’s re-entry into international commercial markets, with significant interest from Middle Eastern Banks.

Government of Pakistan has entered into the Middle Eastern financial market after nearly two and a half years, success of which indicates the renewed trust of the market in the fiscal stability and the overall improvement in the macroeconomic indicators of Pakistan.

This transaction also marks the beginning of new partnership of Government of Pakistan with Middle Eastern banks.

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