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State Bank withdraws Badla exposure limit

KARACHI: State Bank of Pakistan (SBP) has withdrawn the limit of badla exposure for banks and DFIs set on their exposure level at February 25, 2005, according to circular issued on Saturday. However it said all the other instructions on the subject will remain the same.

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