Opinion
Ammar H. Khan
The writer is the chief risk officer for Karandaaz Pakistan, an organisation that seeks to promote financial inclusion in Pakistan. He has previously worked at several financial institutions in Pakistan, both in commercial banking and capital markets
Published Work(61 articles)
Opinion
OpinionA cruel summer ahead
There are lessons that we can take from the past.
OpinionThe case against sovereign default
OpinionLosing the forest for the cheese
OpinionThe Groundhog Day conundrum - is the economy stuck in a loop?
Well what if there is no economy. There wasn’t one before
OpinionThe case against a six-day work week
OpinionAn inflationary summer
A powerful price spiral awaits the government as inflation could top 15 percent once the price caps on power and fuel are lifted, making further rate hikes necessary. Are they ready?
OpinionWho is going to bell the cat: Increasing fuel prices
The government has kept oil prices tightly coiled. Are they ready to jump?
OpinionThe vulnerability of the dairy supply chain
Despite being one of the largest dairy producing countries in the world, we barely have any exports of our product
OpinionBeware of Bancassurance
Bank staff prey on the vulnerable, who just want to park their funds in a safe investment product, and only later find out that they are underwater
OpinionPizza and perfect competition in Pakistan
The pizza market in Pakistan has maybe attained almost perfect competition
OpinionThe opportunity cost of energy subsidies
A subsidy on fuel and electricity treats one-bike households the same as homes with multiple cars.
